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Hi,
I am coding Mock up with treeListView control and the trial license time is finish. Is it possible to have a trial license for more time then 14 days, because i could'nt have time to test the control. Thank you very much. Amandine |
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Hi Amandine, I have emailed you an extended trial licence (to the email address you used to register here). If you don't receive it then drop us a line via the contact form or mail me directly on ivan @ the obvious company domain. |
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Ivan,
I was able to get a datepicker running in a single project solution. The project I would like to incorporate this in on the other hand is a multi-project solution, and I'm having difficulties. My code compiles and runs without any errors, but the dateTimePicker seems to be frozen(doesn't allow inputs). I figure this is due to a licenses.licx issue. If I purchase the full version of your software will I still have to deal with the licenses.licx files?
Thanks,
Steve |
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Yes, the full version of the software still requires a licenses.licx file. The licensing stuff is not primarily about enforcing a trial period, it is also there to support royalty-free distribution -- otherwise if a developer happened to be using your product, they would also get our controls for use in their own applications. However, I'm not sure that's necessarily the cause of a "frozen" control. If the licence has expired or cannot be found, I would expect to see compilation failures or exceptions rather than the control freezing up. Nevertheless, for a multi-project solution, if you are building e.g. user controls that use the DateTimePicker in a DLL project, and referencing that DLL project from your main EXE, you do need to take the additional step of adding licenses.licx to your EXE project. See http://www.mindscape.co.nz/forums/Thread.aspx?ThreadID=1309 for more info (this is written for a different control but the licensing technology is the same). If that doesn't help, could you please zip up the project and attach it on the Options tab or email it via the contact form (please strip all binaries first) and we will take a look. Thanks. We will of course be pleased to extend your trial licence if necessary while we resolve this for you. |
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