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| | Recommended license & trial coding Hi all, I am looking forward to make an application complaint to the Windows VIsta Software Logo Spec 1.1. Till now an administrative user always had full access to the registry. Now with UAC, write access to most parts of the registry needs to be requested. I have found a way to get this level of access, but the Logo guide tells me to only require this kind of access if necessary. This makes trial & license coding difficult. So am I searching for alternative ways to implement trial and license coding which does not require administrative access. Thanks for any hints and ideas ![]() -- www.adiscon.com |
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| | Re: Recommended license & trial coding Hello, My suggestion would be to set your hidden licensing information durring your program's setup, which should be running with full admin permissions (i.e. you are probably installing it to program files). Once installed, your program (running as a UAC 'standard user') will have read-only access to the licensing information set durring setup. Then, when the user registers or changes thier license, have a secondary program / com component that requires admin permission to change the registry setting. This way, you only use admin permission when absolutely necessary - when you are changing licensing information. -- - JB Windows Vista Support Faq http://www.jimmah.com/vista/ |
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| | Re: Recommended license & trial coding Thank you Jimmy, this has put me into the right direction. best regards, Andre Lorbach |
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