FAQ: How to make a 14-days Trial limit in my Delphi Programs?
If you are an Delphi Developer and looking for a solution to make a 14 days Trial limit in your Delphi applicaton, you can try our License Shield SDK. With a few function call in Delphi, it helps you "add 14-days trial features" in your Delphi projects easily and quickly.
Delphi
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 | procedure TForm1 . FormCreate(Sender: TObject); begin // Replace with your purchased License Key once you get one SetLicenseKey( 'Your-License-Key' ); // Set the parameters of the algorithm. NOTE: KeyBuilder should also use this parameter. SetAppKeys( 'My First Program' , 34 , 35 , 1000 ); // Set the Pop-up Window (Register Window) displays information. SetAppRegWin( 'My First Program v1.00' , 'Copyright (C) 2012, Your Company. All rights reserved.' , 'You are using a unregistered version of My First Program. ' + # 13 # 10 + 'If you want to using full functions, you must purchase a license.' , // Set TrialMode: 0-->Day limit mode, 14-->Limit 14-Days SetAppTrialMode( 0 , 14 ); // Pop-up Register Window, Should be last line of your protection code ShowAppRegWin(); end ; |
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