Wyatt O'Day (Wyatt) has made 7841 posts.
We haven't had the time to reproduce what you're seeing, but when we get back from the holiday break…
Post on Dec 13, 2017Well look into this tomorrow.
The end-user can set how often they want it to contact the servers: https://wyday.com/limelm/help/tu…
Post on Dec 21, 2017The TFS only re-verifies with the activation servers every X days. That's when the new custom licens…
Honestly, you're better off using the dynamic versions of the library. They get *significantly* more…
Post on Dec 22, 2017Only statically link one of the libraries (TurboActivate or TurboFloat). If you want to include both…
It's the username the user used to login to the particular machine.
Post on Dec 14, 2017It's talking about per-seat or named-user licensing: https://wyday.com/limelm/help/licensing-types/#…
The only other reasons would be a corrupt registry. But that's very unlikely. It's almost without a …
Post on Dec 20, 2017Yes, they must run it as admin.
The handle is not useful outside the context of a running process. You can't magically recover a lic…
We don't think that's a very cryptic message. You're starting a new instance while another instance …
No. If they messed up the proxy settings in IE they can fix them. If you want to make a custom dialo…
No, you cannot lock to a USB drive. There's not nearly enough information on the drive itself. You…
Post on Dec 17, 2017Hey Mike, No, all of our licensing solutions are locked to the machine. This is by design. "Dongle…
Hey Sam, The solution to multiple users on a single computer is to use floating licensing. So, use…
Yes. If you change the custom license fields, they will eventually reach the end-user. More informat…
Post on Dec 13, 2017If you're using custom license fields in your app, then the purpose of the callback is to re-load an…
The dynamic versions of TurboActivate and TurboFloat are guaranteed to be compatible with Windows XP…
You can do it either way. You can choose to lock only one side of the operation. Or you can choose t…