how can i protecte my 9860

[Guest]

I have make a program on 9860 .ma question is how to protect this program to not be to transfer on another 9860 .thinks :roll:

[Distortion]

You can't protect it against that. Except steal all the link cables from you classmates xD.

What you can do is put a password on it. Like this

"Password"?->P
P != 12345=>Stop

!= is the unequal sign on your calculator
12345 can be any password

[marmot]

Make sure that the program has a edit password as well, so that they can't just edit it and see whats going on.

But even then, they could just copy it to a computer and edit it. The best you can do is make it harder for them.

[Guest]

I THINK No , because this password is made to protect the program from the modification, and if you want to modify the program everyone can reach the program by the software F-124.and then he can copy the program in its computer easily .SO me I seek a way to block the transfer of the program towards another computer or to create an application which stops the execution of the program even if it is copy. For example is what it y' will have a program which requires a code so that the other program are carried out .SO even if it copies the program .THE program does not start if the user do not know the access code for example (the code =2*numéro series of the /14 computer) .SO is IT possible this idea!!!!!!

[Distortion]

There is no way of doing that.
People can always read the data if they really want to.
But why would you want this?

[Guest]

I explain you .I make topographie.I will like to create programs but my programs must be limited by me , therefore if I leaves the things as that the program will be copy as much of time .SO we have a method to protect the program .I start to do my program if not I stop all.my msn is topogen2002@hotmail.fr if you want to help me we discutt about .thinks TOUFIK MOROCCO

[codemaster]

The fact of the matter is, that the only of stopping other people from getting your program is to physicaly prevent them from connecting thier 3 pin cable to your calc and trasfering it over (or if you put it on the pc, transfering it via USB).

[marmot]

You could stuff blue-tac down the 3-pin.
No more transfers!

[Distortion]

You could put high voltage on your 3pin. When people plug in their cable they get a shock xD
just kidding :P

[MRFABIO]

You can't protect it against that. Except steal all the link cables from you classmates xD.

What you can do is put a password on it. Like this

"Password"?->P
P != 12345=>Stop

!= is the unequal sign on your calculator
12345 can be any password

How can i put that Password???
Is that PW for programs on storage MEM or in PRGM menu???
I don't understand...