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Has anyone used LimeLM / TurboActivate with VBA and the DoneEx VBA compiler? I have the sample LimeLM project "YourVBAProject.xlam" and have made the necessary modifications to get it to run without error in Office 365 Excel 32 bit. I get no errors when running the VBA sample code and when compiling using the VBE --> Debug --> Compile command. However, when I compile the "YourVBAProject.xlam" file using the DoneEx compiler option "01" (the default) and 32 bit target option I am getting errors. I have tracked down the errors to two procedures in the code for the VBA Form "frmActivateOffline" In the procedure "Private Sub btnActivationRequest_Click()" the error occurs when compiling the code "TurboActivate.ActivationRequestToFile (sFile)". In the procedure "Private Sub btnActivate_Click()" the error occurs when compiling the code " If TurboActivate.ActivateFromFile(sFile) Then". Is there alternative VBA syntax that could be used to accomplish the same end result? While I have had some issues with the DoneEx compiler, I have been able to modify my VBA code so that it executes correctly and somewhat faster. FYI the DoneEx compiler produces a combination of VBA code and c dll code such that your original VBA code is protected from being copied. The majority of the original VBA code is converted to a c dll. It is true protection for the original VBA code. However, I want to be able to use LimeLM and TurboActivate for my license management. In order to do so I need either alternative compatible VBA for the above two lines of code or I will need to get DoneEx to see if they can modify their compiler to accommodate the original code. Any and all help will be greatly appreciated.
We don't support 3rd party compilers that implement partial features.
If you're having trouble using our examples in VBA (written and supported by MS) then we can help.