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Hi Ivan, Could you be able to add the InstallLicense at run-time option for the WPF Elements library? We are already using the similar functionality for the WPF PropertyGrid and I believe we have requested it to be added to the WPF Flow Diagram. The reason that prompted is that I am a licensing issue* at the moment and would simply prefer to handle it consistently on application start. cheers, Dennis * added a feature to the WPF Property Grid, recompiled it ,and now it is complaining that my WPF Elements trial license has expired.
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Hello Dennis, This will be in the 23 Sept nightly. Run wpfertl to generate the runtime licence key and call Elements.InstallLicense to use it. Note that this method is on a new static class named Elements rather than being on each control; installing the runtime licence once should serve for all controls. Please note that we don't have an ILMerge test bed (which I believe is your scenario) so we haven't been able to do an end-to-end test on this; if you see problems, please let us know. |
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Excellent. Thank-you Ivan. |
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