This demonstrates how Thinstall can link the Java Runtime with class or Jar files to produce a single EXE which can be run on any computer without Installation. The new executable can be run from Guest and Restricted user accounts without installation of the JRE. Thinstall prevents conflicts between multiple versions of the JRE or backwards/forwards compatibility issues.
This demonstrates how Thinstall allows Internet Explorer ActiveX controls to be used without system registration or installation. This technique can be used to allow users running Restricted and Guest Environments access to rich experiences without IT Administration intervention. In this demo Thinstall allows virtual registration for Macromedia Flash and Shockwave within the web browser.
This demonstrates how Thinstall can protect and play Macromedia Flash and Macromedia Shockwave on any computer without installation, system changes, or registry modifications. Protected movies play from CDROM even from Restricted and Guest Accounts. In this demo Thinstall packages the Macromedia runtimes + a shockwave movie + a hosting Visual Basic Application.
This demonstrates how Thinstall can be used to display and protect PDF files. Protected documents can be displayed on computers that do not have Acrobat installed without requiring installation (even on guest accounts). Thinstall is used to disable saving and printing. Documents cannot be viewed without supplying a license key which can be locked to a specific machine.
This demonstrates how Thinstall can be used to distribute .NET applications that use the version of Crystal Reports bundled with Visual Studio. The resulting applications functions on computers without the .NET Framework or Crystal Reports installed on the end user's PC. No installation or registry chages are required to run the end-result.
Macromedia Captivate / RoboDemo
This demonstrates how you can package multiple HTML and Flash Animations into a single EXE and protect and sell the files using Thinstall's Licensing System. Macromedia flash player is also linked with the EXE so it does not need to be installed on the user's computer to view animations.
Power Point Copy Protection
This demonstrates how Thinstall can be used to link Microsoft's free PowerPoint Viewer with PowerPoint files you've created to produce a single EXE that has licensing protection.
MDAC 2.7 + Jet 4.0 + ADO + Visual Basic 6 Runtime Demo
This demonstrates how you can link Microsoft Data Components with a VB6 program to create a single stand-alone EXE.
Visual Basic 5 Runtime Linking with 3rd Party Controls (Music Demo)
Link Visual Basic 5 Runtime into your EXE to have a stand-alone program that runs directly without any prior install
Visual Basic 6 Runtime Linking with 3rd Party Controls
Link Visual Basic 6 Runtime into your EXE to have a stand-alone program that runs directly without any prior install
Microsoft .NET Framework Linking
This demonstrates how thinstall can be used to produce small VB.NET and C# programs that run without an external .NET Framework
Microsoft Access Database Encryption Demo
This demonstrates how Thinstall can be used to provide transparent compression to Access database files
Unix Tools Demo
This demonstrates how Thinstall can be used to link multiple EXEs into a single EXE.
bash, less, gzip, grep, find, df, du, ls, cat, cp, mv, ps, rmdir, mkdir, rm, pwd, and tar in a single 1.1MB EXE!
Abuse - Video Game Distribution
This demonstrates how Thinstall can compress an entire video game and all of the files it uses into a single EXE which runs without decompression. This demo uses Thinstall's installer to add StartMenu shortcuts and Uninstall capability.
This program demonstrates accessing an embedded Access Database File (.mdb) and generating a report using Crystal Reports. This demo works on all versions of 32 bit Windows including (Windows 95 First Release) with no installation or system changes needed. Uses DAO/JET 3.51, Visual Basic 5 Runtime, and Crystal Reports 4.6.
This sample demonstrates how Thinstall can be used to protect DLL and OCX files separately.