You don't need to create a separate "version" in LimeLM for each individual version of your app. Just create a "1.x" version in LimeLM then that key will work for all 1.x versions of your app.
Does that make sense?
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suppose: 1 . i release software with versions 1.0 2. many customer buy it 3. i update software to 1.1
questions: can i r enewd activation key so hows buy 1.0 can use same activation key to activate 1.1 ?
Yes, if you're using the same TurboActivate.dat from the same version in LimeLM, and the user is already activated.
I have a similar question to this. If I want to renew the trial period for the "new" version is there a way to do this?
So a customer buys version 1.x and we upgrade to 2.x
1. I want all the keys for 1.x to work for 2.x I assume if I didn't create a new version in limeLM then they would because they would be using the same .dat files.2. I want the trial period to "renew" for users when they install the new version of software. I assume to make this happen I need to create a new version number on limeLM but then that breaks #1.
Any thoughts?
1. I want all the keys for 1.x to work for 2.x I assume if I didn't create a new version in limeLM then they would because they would be using the same .dat files.
Correct.
2. I want the trial period to "renew" for users when they install the new version of software. I assume to make this happen I need to create a new version number on limeLM but then that breaks #1.
The way to extend a user's trial is to use the trial extensions. So in your case you might just want to embed an "offline trial extension" in your app, and detect if the user is a trial user. If they are, and they were previously using an old version of your app, then use ExtendTrial() function with the offline trial extension you've embedded.
Does that make sense?