The Xojo example just has a simple dialog that accepts a product key and has an "Activate" button. If you want to use the TurboActivate wizard, then note 2 things:
1. It's really as simple as running the TurboActivate.exe. That's it. Because all TurboActivate.exe is a simple wizard that accepts a product key, and then activates it.
2. You need to ensure your app will only be for Windows -- because we don't currently have a TurboActivate wizard for Linux / Mac / Android. Hence the simple dialog box asking for a product key built into the Real Basic / Xojo example.
Make sense?
