Alloy is a programming tool which allows the developer to embed all dependent files within the programmers main exe file.

Users of Visual Basic and Visual DialogScript will find this very useful as well as other programmers. When you need to integrate in runtime files or other files such as bitmap`s, wav files or resources then Alloy is the best solution.

Alloy will compress all files inside of the executable and will then extract the files to the predefined directories for easy access to the main executable.

Extracting is fast and efficient even when decompressing files. Most extraction can be handled in milliseconds with files as large as 9 mb.
The extraction of files is invisible to the user and allows the programmer to distribute single executables to their end users.

Alloy works with all programming languages and works with most existing compiled executables.

Alloy also works with screensavers, the developer can compile in all of its dependent files inside of one (.scr) file for easy distribution.

Alloy even allows you to save the list of files to compile as a project file so it becomes easier next time around when you want to compile the same file again. Since all dependent files become integrated into the executable it becomes harder for the cracker to find the executable code to alter or disable portions of your code.

Alloy protects, compresses and compiles your executable to be easily distributed and executed. No programming required, use a simple drag and drop interface and Alloy will handle the embedding and extracting automatically with your executable.

Single exe distributions couldn`t be easier.

What's New in This Release:

· Added support for Intel and AMD 64 bit processors.