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  1. May 12th, 2011, 11:51 AM #1
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    Licence expiry in vb.net

    Hi,
    i am developing one software for business purpose so I want it to be expired after certain days of Installation. Please help me how do I code this?
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    Re: Licence expiry in vb.net

    I think there might be code on how to accomplish this in the vb.net code bank. I have requested this thread moved to the vb.net section.
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    Re: Licence expiry in vb.net

    Check this: http://www.activelocksoftware.com/


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    Re: Licence expiry in vb.net

    Quote Originally Posted by Nightwalker83 View Post
    I have requested this thread moved to the vb.net section.
    And so it has...thanks for the report Nightwalker83
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    Re: Licence expiry in vb.net

    Hi akhileshbc,
    Could you tell me how to work with Activelock? Can I add Copy Protection and Licensing to my project using Activelock?
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    Re: Licence expiry in vb.net

    Quote Originally Posted by prathviraj View Post
    Hi akhileshbc,
    Could you tell me how to work with Activelock? Can I add Copy Protection and Licensing to my project using Activelock?
    Here's the download section where you can find sample projects, source codes, tutorials, etc. : http://activelocksoftware.com/downloads.html


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    Re: Licence expiry in vb.net

    I dont know how these files gonna help in my problem.
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  9. May 14th, 2011, 12:15 AM #8
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    Re: Licence expiry in vb.net

    Quote Originally Posted by prathviraj View Post
    I dont know how these files gonna help in my problem.


    What I have shown you is a free open source software licensing & copy-protection system. If you check the bottom of that download section, you'll find tutorials which includes videos and PDFs.

    If you need to create one from scratch by using your own idea, then you can.

    It's upto you. There's also some paid licensing systems out there in the market which can be easily merged to your projects. I think, you'll get them on googling.


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  11. May 14th, 2011, 12:41 AM #9
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    Re: Licence expiry in vb.net

    ok thank u..i'll try it
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