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Where is the .cm file located
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The <program name>.cm file can be in a number of possible locations.
From release 46 of the .cm file onwards, CopyMinder looks in the following locations for the .cm file:
- If there is a <program name>.cm.ini file in the same folder as the protected program and it contains a Path variable, then it will look for the .cm file in that path.
- If the API method of protection was used and the CM_SetPath function has been called then it will look in the specified path.
- It will look in ProgramPath, i.e. the path containing your protected program
- It will look in ProgramPathcm where ProgramPath is the path containing your protected program
- It will look in APPDATADIDProdCodecm where APPDATA is a variable specified in the Windows Environment, did is your unique CopyMinder Developer ID and ProdCode is the Product Code you specified for this product (e.g. C:Documents and SettingsUser1Application DataAABCcm).
- It will look in ALLUSERSPROFILEdidProdCodecm where ALLUSERSPROFILE is a variable specified in the Windows Environment, did is your unique CopyMinder Developer ID and ProdCode is the Product Code you specified for this product (e.g. C:ProgramDataAABCcm).
Prior to release 46 of the .cm file, CopyMinder looks in the following locations for the .cm file:
- If there is a <program name>.cm.ini file in the same folder as the protected program and it contains a Path variable, then it will look for the .cm file in that path.
- If the API method of protection was used and the CM_SetPath function has been called then it will look in the specified path.
- It will look in APPDATAdidProdCodecm where APPDATA is a variable specified in the Windows Environment, did is your unique CopyMinder Developer ID and ProdCode is the Product Code you specified for this product (e.g. C:Documents and SettingsUser1Application DataAABCcm).
- It will look in ALLUSERSPROFILEdidProdCodecm where ALLUSERSPROFILE is a variable specified in the Windows Environment, did is your unique CopyMinder Developer ID and ProdCode is the Product Code you specified for this product (e.g. C:ProgramDataAABCcm).
- It will look in ProgramPath, i.e. the path containing your protected program
- It will look in ProgramPathcm where ProgramPath is the path containing your protected program
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