Manual

AR-B1673 User’s Guide

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For more information on linking library in Visual Basic, please see

http://msdn.microsoft.com.

Note: In Visual Basic there’s an option to run the source file as a script without building the executable files (*.exe

files). To do this, the “ProtectU.dll” file must be copy to the Windows system directory where Windows put dll-files.

For example: in Windows XP operating-system, the directory is “C:\Windows\system32\”. Visual Basic will look for

Protect-U library in this directory when the user run the application as a script.