diPacker 1.4

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diPacker is an advanced executable file compressor for PDA, capable of reducing the file size of programs by as much as 70%. diPacker makes executable files and libraries smaller, increase free space on memory cards, decrease load times across networks, and download times from the internet; it also protects programs against reverse engineering. Programs compressed with diPacker are self-contained and run exactly as before, with no runtime performance penalties.
Type : Demo ($24.00) » EULA
OS Support : Windows All
Date stamp / Size : Feb, 1. 2007 / 17 kBytes
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v1.4 (May, 24. 2007)
Release notes:. . Version 1.4 22th March 2006. Bug fix: Access violation on WM 5.0 platforms on startup. . Version 1.3 11th February 2006. Bug fix: incorrect handling of resource section with named entries. . Version 1.2 18th January 2006. Bug fix: Access violation on 2003SE platforms on startup. . Version 1.1 14th January 2006. . Bug fix: incorrect handling of PE-file resource section;. Minor bug fixes. . . Version 1.0 21th December 2005. Initial release.
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