GameShield System 4.0.5.2

The GameShield System is a full featured licensing and copy-protection system for software producers who make Windows applications on the x86 platform. The GameShield System allows you to make copy-protected, demo, trial, pay-per-use, leased and many other versions of your software. License Models You Can Use: Trial (evaluation licenses) - A time limited license used for evaluation purposes. The Trials functionality may be less than the standard product in which case this is a combined demo/trial. The day of expiration is generally set on the day the license is issued. You can set your license to expire after a certain number of hours and/or minutes have elapsed. This would be the ideal settings for games. Alternativley, you can have your license expire on a hard date, after number of executions, or after a certain number of days has pass. You are also able to use any combination of the four settings. Demo (evaluation licenses) - A limited functionality version used for evaluation purposes. The demos functionality is generally less than the standard product. Time-limited (lease) - Vendors can issue licenses with a specific expiration date. This is used for product evaluations and product leases. Alternatively, vendors can issue licenses that repeatedly expire to enforce a periodic lease payment. Enable/disable product capabilities - In general, a product is defined as having a set of licensed features. In this way, common capabilities may be licensed across disparate products. This also allows a single set of product binaries to be licensed as a limited functionality lite version, a standard version and a pro version to give greater product depth. Pay-per-use - License fees are based upon actual usage. The measurement of usage may be based upon computer metrics (CPU use, time running, etc.) or upon metrics tied to the nature of the application like as the number of times feature X has been executed. Node-locked (named-host) - Software