Many thanks GremlinSA.

That is what I am truly afraid of too. Who wants to pay $300-$2,000 for a security plugin that is defeatable or already hacked. Some certainly promise refunds should such a thing happen, but that seems weak and would almost certainly be a pain in the backside. At that point the situation would be irreversible anyway.

While it is true that the same code could work on any system given that they used the same name, originally that was by design so that legitimate users could use the application on more than one computer. However, they did write a keygen for it as my code was based on a lame hash of the given registration name.

Having been though my experience, I would agree. There is apparently no level of defense against hackers that is too vigilant. I would say, I would not like to see you post the code for the chance that your fears are realized. I will pm you with my email. If you should feel comfortable with that, I understand. If not I equally understand that as well.

I thank you for your assistance! I didn't think I was going to get a response.

David