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  • Eltima EXE Password Protector

    EXE Password Protector is a system utility that allows you to password-protect any Windows executable file. Whenever you try to open protected executable file you will see the prompt that asks you to enter the valid password so only person who knows the correct password can launch this file. Once the executable is protected, you may copy this file to another computer and it stays protected no matter what operating system this computer runs. Such behavior is achieved by adding a special code to your executable file (approximately 100 kb), implementing a true, system-independent protection mechanism.

    Password adding and removing is very simple. EXE Password Protector provides dialog-based wizards that guide you through the steps of selecting the necessary file and setting/removing the password. One of the important features EXE Password Protector provides is a fail-safe protection. For your own safety sake you cannot set password-protection for the system-critical files which may lock your Windows OS from booting. Additionally, you can create backups of your original files to make sure you won't get into troubles in case you forget the password.

    Removing password-protection from executable file will restore its original state. Eltima guarantees you that no harm will be done to your files! EXE Password Protector is targeted for those people, who share the same computer with others and want to protect sensitive applications from an unauthorized usage.

    Features:
    • Protect any Windows EXE file by setting the password (16/32/64-bit binary executable files are supported).
    • Set/remove password on-the-fly using user-friendly wizards.
    • Protect file on local or network drives.
    • Fail-safe protection is provided to make sure that you won't lock your operating system.
    • Absolute integrity after you remove the password (file will be identical to the original one).
    • Protection is implemented directly on the file, without dubious background process protection.
    • Password may contain up to 50 characters.
    • No reboot is required after installation and setting/removing password-protection.
    • Launch protected/unprotected file directly within EXE Password Protector for testing purposes.
    • Create backup copy of the original EXE for the peace of mind.
    • Extensive description of every step you will have to go though guarantees you an easy start.
    • Truly user-friendly interface.

    EXE Password Protector [Single License]

  • Application As Service by Eltima

    Application as Service is an advanced system utility which lets you run any application as Windows 2000/XP Service. You can easily configure Application as Service using Eltima's intuitive GUI interface or command line configurator directly from your software.

    Application as Service features very low CPU usage, custom environment variables, monitoring and detailed logging as well as many other features.

    You can use Application as Service software to do the following and even more:
    • Launch any application as Windows NT/2000/XP/2003 service.
    • Launch your application at system boot, before user logon.
    • Runs executable: 16 bit (Dos, Windows, OS/2), 32 bit, batch files, scripts (VBScript, JScript) as a service.
    • Run your application without the need of a user session.
    • Achieve higher fault tolerance with your software reporting private errors to the event log and automatically restarting on errors.
    • Specify application priority.
    • Run a GUI application under a different security context (even under NT 4.0). User passwords are entered by the administrator and users are not prompted.
    • Standard input/output automatic redirection to files.
    • Automatically start applications before and after service.
    • Allow multiple processes to run within the same service, etc.

  • Application As Service by Eltima

    Application as Service is an advanced system utility which lets you run any application as Windows 2000/XP Service. You can easily configure Application as Service using Eltima's intuitive GUI interface or command line configurator directly from your software.

    Application as Service features very low CPU usage, custom environment variables, monitoring and detailed logging as well as many other features.

    You can use Application as Service software to do the following and even more:
    • Launch any application as Windows NT/2000/XP/2003 service.
    • Launch your application at system boot, before user logon.
    • Runs executable: 16 bit (Dos, Windows, OS/2), 32 bit, batch files, scripts (VBScript, JScript) as a service.
    • Run your application without the need of a user session.
    • Achieve higher fault tolerance with your software reporting private errors to the event log and automatically restarting on errors.
    • Specify application priority.
    • Run a GUI application under a different security context (even under NT 4.0). User passwords are entered by the administrator and users are not prompted.
    • Standard input/output automatic redirection to files.
    • Automatically start applications before and after service.
    • Allow multiple processes to run within the same service, etc.

  • Eltima Visual Java/SWING Components Library

    You are now reading the presentation of the most advanced visual components library for Java developers. Eltima Java Components will greatly extend the set of components available in standard visual library, bringing a whole lot of new ways to present your creativity to your customers and clients. Make your software look different!

    Based on standard components, this collection supports all Java Look and Feel such as Windows, Motif, Macintosh, etc, and adds new styles to your software, buttons, color dialogs, search fields, and more. You may easily integrate Eltima Java Components into your own Java applications or applets.

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