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PECompact 3.03.23 Beta released – onmsft.com

Ron Ron
November 27, 2011
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PECompact 3.03.23 Beta released - onmsft.com - November 26, 2011

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Used by companies large and small, from Google Desktop’s installer, DivX Player, to your next door neighbor’s pet project, PECompact has been a leader in the Windows executable compression industry for over a decade. You’ll find no other compressor that offers the features of PECompact. It may be you don’t need or want what PECompact has, but if you are one of those that does — then PECompact is really the only practical option.

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Software vendors will want to compress their Windows executables for a wide array of reasons, but the usual reason is to help protect the code and data inside. Compression inherently does this, though it is no fool-proof solution. PECompact is technically a Windows executable compressor only, but plug-ins are available for it that offer protection against reverse-engineering.

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