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<title>Frequently Asked Questions</title>
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<h1>Frequently Asked Questions</h1>
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<h3>Ordering VMProtect</h3>
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<p><strong>If I order VMProtect, will I be able to use it on different computers?</strong><br />
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You can install and use VMProtect on any number of computers you want and need for your work.</p>
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<p><strong>What is a difference between Personal and Company
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licenses, and which license should I prefer?</strong><br />
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The only difference between these license types is who owns them. If you are a private developer, choose the Personal license.
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If you represent a company or plan to use the product in your organization, select the Company license.</p>
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<p><strong>How the full version of VMProtect is delivered upon purchase?</strong><br />
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The full version (and all further updates of VMProtect within the one-year subscription) are delivered to your e-mail address.
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A message contains a link to the archive containing installer of the full version of VMProtect.
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That is why we recommend turning off all spam filters in the settings of your mailbox before purchasing VMProtect.</p>
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<p><strong>Will I receive new versions of VMProtect for free or they should be purchased individually?
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</strong><br />
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After purchase you are eligible for all new versions within one year after the date of purchase.
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When this period expiresm you can <a href=
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"http://www.vmpsoft.com/buy.php">renew your annual subscription</a>
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or continue using the version of VMProtect you have without any restrictions.</p>
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<p><strong>Can I pay for VMProtect with my credit card or PayPal?</strong><br />
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You can purchase VMProtect with a credit card or
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PayPal. To do this, select the desired version of VMProtect at the <a href=
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"http://www.vmpsoft.com/buy.php">order page</a> and then choose a credit card or PayPal as your payment method.</p>
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<h3>General questions</h3>
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<p><strong>Is there a way to encrypt strings and data arrays automatically?</strong><br />
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In VMProtect you can hide <a href=
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"sdk_functions.htm#VMProtectDecryptStringA">ANSI constants</a> and
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<a href="sdk_functions.htm#VMProtectDecryptStringW">Unicode
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constants</a>. All other data the code operates with remain intact. We recommend storing all confidential information
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encrypted and decrypt it directly before use.
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The unpacker itself can be <a href=
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"project_functions.htm#CompilationTypes">virtualized</a>.</p>
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<p><strong>Is there a way to protect procedures that I call from various threads in my application?</strong><br />
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VMProtect is 100% multi-thread compatible and there are no any specific limitations for this type of protection.</p>
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<p><strong>Can I use VMProtect along with another protector (packer)?</strong><br />
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Using any other packers (protectors) after a file is processed by VMProtect can render the protected application non-functional.
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<p><strong>Should I include
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VMProtectSDK32.dll/VMProtectSDK64.dll into the setup package of the program?</strong><br />
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These libraries are only used at the debug stage of the program (before protecting it). After you protect the application with VMProtect
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all information about usage of these DLLs is removed completely, so you don't have to include them into the release package.</p>
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<h3>Compiler messages</h3>
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<p><strong>What does this error mean: VMProtectMarker
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"ToolButton1Click.1".0044327D: Address is used by procedure
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"TForm1.ToolButton1Click"?</strong><br />
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This error means the same command at the address
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0044327D is used in two procedures that are included into the list of protected objects.
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To solve this issue, you should exclude one of procedures (in this particular case these are
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VMProtectMarker "ToolButton1Click.1" and TForm1.ToolButton1Click)
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from the list of protected objects.</p>
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<p><strong>What does this error mean: [Error]
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TForm1.Test.004433F4: Minimum procedure size for compilation is 5 bytes?</strong><br />
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This error means the procedure TForm1.Test is too small and cannot be protected. To solve this issue, exclude this procedure from the list of protected objects.</p>
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<p><strong>What does this warning mean:
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TForm1.ToolButton1Click.00443368: Inner address jump:
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00443337?</strong><br />
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The following warning means a possible jump from the unprotected code fragment into the protected code fragment is detected.
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Such jump may cause malfunction of the protected program. To solve the issue, mark
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the 00443337 address as <a href=
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"project_functions.htm#ExtAddress">external</a>.</p>
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<p><strong>What does this error mean: The ".text" section allocates space required for the new section?</strong><br />
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The following error usually take place when drivers are protected.
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It means that free space between the first section of the file and service information in the
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header of the file is too small to create a new section
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To solve this problem, increase the value of the section alignment parameter in driver's source codes and rebuild the driver completely.
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(For example: if you compile the driver using WDK/DDK, you should add
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DRIVER_ALIGNMENT=0x200 into SOURCES).</p>
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© 2006-2015 Copyright VMProtect Software
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