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Creating a Trial Version
Hi,
I want to put my C++ windows app online so people can download it and try it out. I want to make this download a trial version, so that after 30 days the user will be forced to enter a code in order to proceed using it. How can I do this?, are there a number of ways? and what do they involve? Thanks.
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July 4th, 2002, 07:31 AM
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I'm not sure how to EXACTLY do it as I never had to use such a method before.... But it would involve setting a timer (WM_TIMER) and/or just save something in registery or some file whatever suits you
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