#Protecting a demo disk
In today's struggle for customer satisfaction, everyone is trying to please the
customer better than the competition does. In taking that extra step, there is
a danger of a client being dis-honest. For example, what do I do if I have a
case where the client wants a flic on disk, but wants to make sure it works on
their computer, so by sending them a disk they can decide if it is worth it.
What can I do to protect the file if the client says they don't want it after
all, but (by no way of me knowing) use the file anyway. Is there a program
that will only allow one or two uses, then self destruct?
-James Franssen