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Re: Basic instinct (not entirely OT yet...)

Subject: Re: Basic instinct (not entirely OT yet...)
From: Chilton Webb <email@hidden>
Date: Thu, 4 Aug 2005 13:32:12 -0500

Hi Lorenzo,

I'm not sure if you mean all of the user's files from the disk, or all of your app's files from the disk. As stated here earlier, if it's all of the user's files, well, that's been addressed.

But on the topic of Cocoa programming, is there a way to delete all of your *app's* files from the user's disk, from inside the app itself, including the app?

Thanks,
-Chilton

On Aug 4, 2005, at 8:50 AM, Lorenzo wrote:

Hi, I have just discovered that my application has been cracked. I want to modify my code. If my app detectes that it has been cracked because some variables are turned on but some other are still off (impossible when properly registered), I show a dialog to the user saying that this program has been cracked and if he continues the program will delete all the files from the disk. The dialog has 2 buttons: Quit (predefined) and Continue. If the user presses Quit, the application quits, but if he presses the button Continue, my application really deletes all the files from the disk?


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