Re: [ActiveLock-Users]Activelock and C++

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

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Hi Bjorn,
Hey, you're a C++ programmer.  You should be able to look at the API
doc and follow it, can't you? :-)  j/k

| I had a look at the example in the tutorial, but it always says the
|  license is invalid and from what I understood from the code, it
| never shows you an installation code.

I suspect that's because you haven't actually given it a valid
liberation key.  Suggest you read the VB tutorial for some background
info.

If you're using the latest release (2.0.11),  the MFC example uses
lockToNone as LockType so the  installation code is not
necessary--ALUGEN can generate liberation keys  for lockToNone without
requiring an installation code for input.
If you want to know how to get the Installation Code anyway, please
have a look at the API Documentation.  Under the IActiveLock
interface, there's a InstallationCode property getter method.

| Wouldn't it be nice to have a MFC tutorial too ??

Yeah, that would be nice, but hey, I can't do everything by myself. :-)

/Thanh

Bjorn Van wrote on 30/08/2004 4:34 AM:

|
| Can somebody help to get started using ActiveLock in Visual C++, I
| had a look at the example in the tutorial, but it always says the
| license is invalid and from what I understood from the code, it
| never shows you an installation code. Wouldn't it be nice to have a
| MFC tutorial too ??
|
| Thanks, Bjorn
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