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ZipWorx SecureSFX 3.0

Description:

ZipWorx SecureSFX v3.0 is a better and more affordable alternative to any other SFX builder, at a fraction of cost! Offering royalty-free distribution of created files, ZipWorx SecureSFX v3.0 also adds double-stronger encryption (AES 256bit), better compression, save/restore build projects, customizable dialogs, and much more to the usually boring do-it-yourself no-features self-extracting files. Your Self-Extracting Files are not only much more secure, but also much smaller. Up to 30 to 40% smaller! Plus now, they are just easier to build! Save/Restore your build projects as easy as 1,2,3! ZipWorx SecureSFX v3.0 Features General Settings - Page - Easily load or browse for a ZIP file - Ability to rename the output executable file - Advanced compression support: Make your Self-Extracting file not even more secure but up to 30 to 40% smaller. Ability to set different other options - Custom Extraction folder - Overwrite of extracted file - Ability to silently extract the files Easy to build - just press the Build button and you are set to go! It's that easy!! SecureSFX Advanced Options - Page -- Features customizable dialog messages - Set Custom About Box Dialog - Test the About Box Dialog - The About Box Dialog supports RTF files content. You can import an RTF file as showed in the attached screenshot and modify its content with MSWord (C) Microsoft or any other editor to customize the appearance of your text messages! Set Custom Message Box Dialog - Test the Custom Message Box Dialog - The Custom Message Dialog supports RTF files content, also. Just like for the About Box, you can also import an RTF file to customize the appearance of your text messages! - You can also load the content of a text (TXT) file to be used as the content for the AboutBox or CustomMessage box. - The text content is directly modifiable.

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