--- "Fred T. Sanders" <fred@...> wrote:

> you can learn by
> doing it yourself from scratch or you could learn by
> seeing how someone else
> did it. One way you may or may not be able to
> complete it, the other way
> you will at least know its possible

I now know it's possible, which is, as you say, a
major step forwards.

> and you can see how someone else did it.
> (provided they didn't encrypt it, but that's never
> stopped anybody)

I'm doing a down-load from the dev exchange now: but
the license says inter alia "You may not modify,
translate, decompile, disassemble, or reverse engineer
the Software Component."

And if I'd been the clever person who'd written all
that, and was making it available for free, I'd be
pretty annoyed if someone hacked it, too.

In this case it's someone called David Bromfield, and
the app is called Remote Database Tools 2.5. It looks
amazingly clever. The description says it's encrypted,
but in fact the code looks like plain text. Just not
plain text I can understand :(
All way too complicated for me as yet.



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