calling IsGenuine() every 90 days

hello,can anyone tell me how can i call the method IsGenuine() every 90 days, using C#?

thanks 🙂

There a lots of ways you can do this. In pseudo-code it looks something like this:

// activateTurboActivate.Activate()


// just activated, we can check 90 days from nowSaveCurrentDate()

Then, when you app starts up:

DateTime lastCheckDate = LoadLastCheckedDate()


if ((DateTime.Now - lastCheckDate).TotalDays > 90){     // note, this will throw an exception on certain errors (e.g. Internet failure, etc.)     // You should handle these errors in a logical way (don't just eat them)     bool genuine = TurboActivate.IsGenuine()     SaveCurrentDate()}

As far as where to save the DateTime, it's up to you. You can save it to a registry value, a file, you can encrypt it, you can do anything you want with it. To get a DateTime object into "saveable" form then use DateTime.ToBinary().

Tell me if this helps.

Great, that was helpful.Thanks for your help. Great products, great people 🙂

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