Re: [ActiveLock-Users]ActiveLock guidance

[Thanh H. T. <th...@sy...>]

Hi Randy,
First some general comments....
 From initial assessment, your usage requirement, which is not uncommon, 
revealed some level short-sightedness in the design of 2.0.
In its  current implementation,  the 30-day expiration period would take 
effect immediately after the generation of the license, not when the 
user first uses your product, which I believe is what'd you want to happen.

 > I have tried using the tutorials to set this up, but cant seem to get 
it to work.
What have you tried, exactly?
How about using a license that expires on a fixed date?
- Use lockToNone for ActiveLock settings
- Generate a license that expires at say, 2004/01/01, using Licensee: 
Evaluation User
- Ship that eval license in your distribution.

- Thanh

R Ferguson wrote:

>I need some guidance. I have developed an app(vb6) that I wish to sell via
>download over the internet. I want the user to be able to install the app
>and use it immediately (without any kind of registration process) for a
>trial period of 30 days. During, or after which, they can register (pay
>through PayPal, then request a Liberation key). I have tried using the
>tutorials to set this up, but cant seem to get it to work. Can you advise
>me?
>
>Randy
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