I just found this in the windows box in olly, while i did a bp on my point-h:

Protected by:
Geeworks TrialMaster Standard Edition
Web:
hxxp://xxx.geeworks.com

went to their site and found this:

TrialMaster

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STEALTH32 -- Software Protection Technology

Stealth32 is a patent-pending technology. It's designed by ex-Microsoft Windows NT developers who know the ins-and-outs of the Windows operating system. With Stealth32, you can be sure your intellectual property is safely distributed and tried before they're purchased.


Features
Latest encryption technology: compress and encrypt your executable. In most cases, your EXE will load faster because of the smaller file size.
BIOS-Locking: an advanced feature that prevents your customers from sharing their registration key with others.
Anti-rollback system clock: Stealth32 can determine the correct date/time from the BIOS directly prevent your trial users from renewing their software by rolling back the system clock.
Anti-debugging: to maximize protection against hackers, Stealth32 empties the process memory when a debugger is attached to the protected software.
Require no changes to your code: Stealth32 works directly with the Win32 Portable Executable (PE) format so you don't need to change your source code.
No source code needed: you don't even need to have the source code around. Stealth32 injects itself directly into your executable to give you transparent protection.
Check Registration Status at Runtime: With a few simple calls, you can tell whether your app has been registered and enable/disable certain features accordingly.
Works with any Windows Win32 applications.
Tested for 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP: so you know your protected software will work everywhere.

anyone familare with this??

thanks,

jdog