UniKey Enveloper Tool - Revision history

Mapril: /* Professional Mode Interface and Layout */

2018-08-13T03:21:12Z

Professional Mode Interface and Layout

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	* Insert Device Mode: By default, the box is checked, and hence a UniKey is required to be present in the local port when protecting the software. If unchecked, under the option "Bind HID with selected HID", Add and Delete buttons are unlocked for you to add into the HID database for protection of software programs without needing to have the UniKey present.		* Insert Device Mode: By default, the box is checked, and hence a UniKey is required to be present in the local port when protecting the software. If unchecked, under the option "Bind HID with selected HID", Add and Delete buttons are unlocked for you to add into the HID database for protection of software programs without needing to have the UniKey present.

	[[File:Enveloper-untick-insert-device-mode.png\|~~400pix~~]]		[[File:Enveloper-untick-insert-device-mode.png\|400px]]

	[[File:Enveloper-add-not-connected-unikey-hid.png\|~~400pix~~]]		[[File:Enveloper-add-not-connected-unikey-hid.png\|400px]]

	===Input Window===		===Input Window===

Mapril: /* Solution Window */

2018-08-13T03:20:29Z

Solution Window

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	* Insert Device Mode: By default, the box is checked, and hence a UniKey is required to be present in the local port when protecting the software. If unchecked, under the option "Bind HID with selected HID", Add and Delete buttons are unlocked for you to add into the HID database for protection of software programs without needing to have the UniKey present.		* Insert Device Mode: By default, the box is checked, and hence a UniKey is required to be present in the local port when protecting the software. If unchecked, under the option "Bind HID with selected HID", Add and Delete buttons are unlocked for you to add into the HID database for protection of software programs without needing to have the UniKey present.

			[[File:Enveloper-untick-insert-device-mode.png\|400pix]]

			[[File:Enveloper-add-not-connected-unikey-hid.png\|400pix]]

	===Input Window===		===Input Window===

Mapril: /* Solution Window */

2018-08-13T03:12:12Z

Solution Window

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	===Solution Window===		===Solution Window===
	The solution window displays every project in the solution, and all the steps for setting each project in a tree view. By click on the settings in the solution window, you can easily access every setting.		The solution window displays every project in the solution, and all the steps for setting each project in a tree view. By click on the settings in the solution window, you can easily access every setting.

			* Device Type: The drop down allows you to change the type of UniKey device you want to protect the program with.

			* Insert Device Mode: By default, the box is checked, and hence a UniKey is required to be present in the local port when protecting the software. If unchecked, under the option "Bind HID with selected HID", Add and Delete buttons are unlocked for you to add into the HID database for protection of software programs without needing to have the UniKey present.

	===Input Window===		===Input Window===

Cynthia: /* Enveloper Settings */

2016-12-28T07:05:16Z

Enveloper Settings

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 *Bind HID with selected HID
 :Bind the HID in HID database,the protected software can run only with the corresponding Unikey inserting.
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Cynthia: /* Enveloper Settings */

2016-12-28T06:50:44Z

Enveloper Settings

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	<tr>		<tr>
	<td><b>HID settings</b></td>		<td><b>HID settings</b></td>
	<td>The UniKeys unique identification number. You can bind your software to this number to ensure that only when the corresponding UniKey is presented, the protected software can run.</td>		<td>The UniKeys unique identification number. You can bind your software to this number to ensure that only when the corresponding UniKey is presented, the protected software can run.
			*No Bound HID
			*Bind HID with connected device
			:Bind the connected device, the protected software can run only with the corresponding Unikey inserting.
			*Bind HID with selected HID
			:Bind the HID in HID database,the protected software can run only with the corresponding Unikey inserting.
			</td>
	</tr>		</tr>
	<tr>		<tr>

Cynthia: /* Enveloper Settings */

2016-12-28T06:39:03Z

Enveloper Settings

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	<tr>		<tr>
	<td><b>Time settings</b></td>		<td><b>Time settings</b></td>
	<td>The UniKey time model has 16 time modules. You can bind your software to a specific time module, and indicate the expiration date or time duration.</td>		<td>The UniKey time model has 16 time modules. You can bind your software to a specific time module, and indicate the expiration date or time duration.
			*No Bind Time
			*Bind a Expiration Date
			:Indicate the expiration date into the specified time module.The protected software can not be started after the expiration date.
			*Bind a Duration Time
			:Indicate a duration time into the specified time module.The protected software can not be started when the duration time is 0 day and 0 hour.
			</td>
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Cynthia: /* Enveloper Settings */

2016-12-28T06:04:39Z

Enveloper Settings

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	:When the sepcified module number is enabled( the module value is not zero), the protected software can be started.		:When the sepcified module number is enabled( the module value is not zero), the protected software can be started.
	*Set Running Count Limits		*Set Running Count Limits
			:When write running count into the specified module number, the count will decrease when the protected software is started, and then the protected software can not be started if the count is zero. BTW, warning message can be shown as your setting.
	*Bind Module&Set Limits		*Bind Module&Set Limits
			:When the sepcified module number is enabled( the module value is not zero), the protected software can be started. And then write running count into another module, the count will decrease when the protected software is started, and the protected software can not be started if the count is zero. Warning settings as before.

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Cynthia: /* Enveloper Settings */

2016-12-28T05:42:31Z

Enveloper Settings

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	*No Bind Module		*No Bind Module
	*Bind Module		*Bind Module
	When the sepcified module number is enabled( the module value is not zero), the protected software can be started.		:When the sepcified module number is enabled( the module value is not zero), the protected software can be started.
	*Set Running Count Limits		*Set Running Count Limits
	*Bind Module&Set Limits		*Bind Module&Set Limits

Cynthia: /* Enveloper Settings */

2016-12-28T05:39:58Z

Enveloper Settings

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	<tr>		<tr>
	<td><b>Module settings</b></td>		<td><b>Module settings</b></td>
	<td>Let you assign a module number for your protected software. When the specified module number in the UniKey device is enabled, the protected software can be started or accessed.</td>		<td>Let you assign a module number for your protected software. When the specified module number in the UniKey device is enabled, the protected software can be started or accessed.
			*No Bind Module
			*Bind Module
			When the sepcified module number is enabled( the module value is not zero), the protected software can be started.
			*Set Running Count Limits
			*Bind Module&Set Limits
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	</tr>		</tr>
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Cynthia: /* UniKey Enveloper User Guide */

2016-12-27T07:50:26Z

UniKey Enveloper User Guide

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	==<b>UniKey Enveloper User Guide</b>==		==<b>UniKey Enveloper User Guide</b>==

	<b><i>Version 8.3</i></b>		<b><i>Version 8.4</i></b>

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	<td>8.2</td>		<td>8.2</td>
	<td>8.3</td>		<td>8.3</td>
	<td>8.3</td>		<td>8.4</td>
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