Well, making a long story short I found a way to do it my tweaking the refox.exe on the new version too. When I did it for the old version I eventually released the hex-edit hack to the public (although it didn't get end up too many places) but I haven't showed anyone else how to do it with the new version yet because last time I kinda upset a few people out here. Anyway it IS possible but as far as I know no one has released intructions on what you have to do to the refox.exe to make it happen. When I was tinkering around with the older verison there were 2 other guys (actually one was a girl), one russian and one chinese, that were working on it too. The chinese girl figured out how to strip the limitations off the demo version and then the russian guy started trying to reverse-enineer the branding. At that point I got wind of it and took a different aproach than him and eventually figured out the hack. They were more crackers that hackers and my *guess* is that they won't bother since VFP has been discontinued.

>Victor, that was an older hack. The newer Refox claims that even with a password Refox will not "un-refox" a brand 3 level branded app. I'm curious to know if there is a definite crack that you can just download and apply or whether one would need more advanced skills such as memory dumping etc.
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>>It's possible to modify the refox.exe itself using a hex editor so that it bypasses the need for a password to decompile a branded foxpro .exe.
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>>>According to Jan Brebera (Refox Programmer) if you apply the branding form the latest version of Refox, at the moment the is nothing available (the he knows of) that will decompile a Refoxed application. But that could change...
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>>>>Hi All
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>>>>I know that there is no protection against crackers who have the skills to dump running executables from memory. However, I am curious if anyone has definitive knowledge of other tools that can directly crack ReFox XI. I have heard of UnFoxAll but not tried it. Is there a known attack / attack tool(s) against ReFox (besides memory dumping against which there is very little protection).
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>>>>Curious ...