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Re: you do not have an appropriate license to use (General questions)

by wodSupport, Thursday, March 03, 2005, 09:48 (7017 days ago) @ Jonathan

Jonathan,

you're doing all correctly, from what I can see. You do use License Key exactly as you have receive it - key sensitive, right? Do you recompile your app with licensed DLL? Do you distribute same DLL?

Can you send me screenshot of that message (nag screen) you get to our techsupport email?

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