I did such things in VB DOS.
I either made an unexplored file, which is the key to a specific machine with code inside, and / or read .pwl files, and had several checks that are only on your computer. A non-editable file is created with extended character sets, for example, char 233, so when a person tries to look at it, he will open a blank copy (edit) (write.ex), so the data cannot be read, and this cannot be edited moved or deleted.
These must be certain characters; Iām not sure that each charter between 128 and 255 will work, some extended characters work to do this, some will not, it can also be defeated, but it will contain some people,
But it can be read or checked in a software environment. Nothing is completely safe; these are some of the things I drive with.
Note: the file will be very difficult to delete, it is possible to make a test directory to verify this.
I hope that everything is in order, I do not transmit information to people very well; I have been programming since 1982.
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