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hi, we have used the evaluation version and QA was testing the applicatino for it.
the problem is that when the PC of them using the test application ,it will warn that license key missing. It can't be test if we only regsiter the com. I want to known formal vertion need it, can we test it by regsiter the wodTelnetDLX.dll. And we must use Telnet1.LicenseKey = put.your.key.here ?

thanks.

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Hi Bruce,

You can't distribute the Demo version of the component. When using Demo, you will have to install the component using our installer on each computer you want to use it.

This restriction is is not present in Full version, where you need to put the LicenseKey value into the LicenseKey Property in order to be able to distribute the .dll version of the component.

Hope this helped.

Regards,
Damba

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