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 RegistryKeys
The RegistryKey is a key from the Windows registry, automatically created when the program ran the first time on a machine. Below you can see a sample for these values.
0 IBOöé2Qi0ÜOùåe2iûl4pJràieldkPfq
00 ùfeævû3iòMlwÜrPi8zLqeÖÿiÿCWwAép
an 18EVW67BT
ic ü3Aòåö
ld PCZYTMZY5PE7YCA8
ln æèb5VSXlVXès7
m 1
o _cZUWèV
uc 32122
un æèb5VSXlVXès7
The goal for this key is to store registration values for three different purposes, namely:
1 : To determine if the current computer is the MasterComputer or a regular one.
For MasterComputer store the value m=2,
for RegularComputers, m=1.
2 : To store trial registrations for RegularComputers.
This is performed only if the GetLocalTrial option is True.
These are the values stored here:
0 ùfeævû3iòMlwÜrPi8zLqeÖÿiÿCWwAép
an 18EVW67BT
ic ü3Aòåö
ld PCZYTMZY5PE7YCA8
ln æèb5VSXlVXès7
0 : RegKey for the initial trial period automatically created when the
program run at first time on this RegularComputer.
an : Application Name.
ic : InstallCode.
ld : Last date.
ln : Local Name.
3 : To store master registrations for RegularComputers.
This is performed only if the GetLocalTrial option is True.
When these value exists then the program is registered for
this RegularComputer
00 ùfeævû3iòMlwÜrPi8zLqeÖÿiÿCWwAép
un æèb5VSXlVXès7
o _cZUWèV
00 : A copy of the RegKey for the master registration into the RegFile at
the executable directory.
un : A copy of the user name for the master registration into the RegFile
at the executable directory.
o : A copy of the Company for the master registration into the RegFile
at the executable directory.
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