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administrator, 06/07/2009 01:20:00
Hi Customers,
As a result of cutting on costs, I have relaunched some of my products which are up to date on this site. You will find that my products sold by other vendors are obsolete, as I have overhauled functionality with integrated emailing and file attachments as well as encryption (the latter file attached encryption only applies to UltimateAES & Ultimate3DES cryptosystems, for the rest of the products files are sent via email: unencrypted).
I hope you will enjoy the added functionality, as I strive to deliver bespoke and user friendly applications for security and messaging whilst addressing issues as they crop up.
Regards
Martin Okello.
Aka The Medallion.
As a result of cutting on costs, I have relaunched some of my products which are up to date on this site. You will find that my products sold by other vendors are obsolete, as I have overhauled functionality with integrated emailing and file attachments as well as encryption (the latter file attached encryption only applies to UltimateAES & Ultimate3DES cryptosystems, for the rest of the products files are sent via email: unencrypted).
I hope you will enjoy the added functionality, as I strive to deliver bespoke and user friendly applications for security and messaging whilst addressing issues as they crop up.
Regards
Martin Okello.
Aka The Medallion.
guest, 15/04/2009 08:18:00
Tau Elastica Database Integration:
If you would want to use a database to store your Steel Properties in your DB, then run this SQL Script against your DB (SQL Server):
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[Properties](
[propertyNumber] [numeric](10, 0) IDENTITY(1,1) NOT NULL,
[crossArea] [numeric](10, 3) NULL,
[yieldStress] [numeric](10, 3) NULL,
[plasticMod] [numeric](10, 3) NULL,
[youngsMod] [numeric](10, 3) NULL,
[secondMomArea] [numeric](10, 3) NULL,
CONSTRAINT [PK__Properties__07020F21] PRIMARY KEY (propertyNumber)
);
If you would want to use a database to store your Steel Properties in your DB, then run this SQL Script against your DB (SQL Server):
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[Properties](
[propertyNumber] [numeric](10, 0) IDENTITY(1,1) NOT NULL,
[crossArea] [numeric](10, 3) NULL,
[yieldStress] [numeric](10, 3) NULL,
[plasticMod] [numeric](10, 3) NULL,
[youngsMod] [numeric](10, 3) NULL,
[secondMomArea] [numeric](10, 3) NULL,
CONSTRAINT [PK__Properties__07020F21] PRIMARY KEY (propertyNumber)
);
guest, 28/03/2009 12:18:00
UltimateAESCryptoSystem and Ultimate3DESCryptoSystems showed incredible problems with file extensions.
A bug that generally degraded the performance, where by in place encryption meant a file extension had to be incorporated in the resultant encrypted file name. This issue has been resolved by in-place encryption where by files retain their names and extensions.
Thanks to Martin Okello, Aka The Medallion: his superior programming and analytical skills shone through to resolve this issue.
Regards
Ultimate Cryptography Team
A bug that generally degraded the performance, where by in place encryption meant a file extension had to be incorporated in the resultant encrypted file name. This issue has been resolved by in-place encryption where by files retain their names and extensions.
Thanks to Martin Okello, Aka The Medallion: his superior programming and analytical skills shone through to resolve this issue.
Regards
Ultimate Cryptography Team
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