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From: Rory Hewitt Mind you, I'd think it would be pretty easy to draw up a very simple 'contract' which they can sign which simply promises not to attempt to reverse-engineer or decompile the code - you might not need a lawyer to get involved with that, and they'd be hard-pressed to justify not signing it.
This is a good point, Rory. IANAL, but as far as I understand it, the idea is not to make it impossible to crack your code - that can never be done - but instead to make it hard enough that it can't be done accidentally (this proves intent), and then to make sure they sign an agreement saying that they won't. Then you have a breach of contract. Joe
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