Add the LicProtector312.dl / COM exe to your project
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Add the LicProtector312.dl / COM exe to your project
Using the DLL / COM exe
Add the LicProtector312.DLL to your project. If you need a 64bit compile use the LicProtector312.EXE instead. See details: 64bit support
The folderLicence Protector\3.1\files for distributioncontains all Licence Protector DLLs. There is an folder with a compressed version and uncompressed version. Although the compressed version runs on all operating systems there have been situations, where the DLL did not register. Therefore we recommend using the uncompressed version as long as file size is not critical.
Signed DLLs are recommend for Windows Vista / Windows 7 and often necessary to get a certification for an application. A signed DLL is provided - see signed DLL by Mirage
Depending on the development tool you add the DLL with a command like
Private objlic As Object
Set objlic = CreateObject("LicProtector.LicProtectorDLL312")
The LicProtector312.DLL in version 3.1.2 has the ProgID "LicProtector.LicProtectorDLL312" This allows using an older LicProtector.DLL in combination with older versions of LicProtector.dll on the same system. The ProgID changes with every main release. The file name of the dll is different from the ProgID (file name: LicProtector312.DLL - ProgID: LicProtectorEasyGo312).
The COM exe has the ProgID: LicProtector.LicProtectorEXE312
Registering the DLL / COM exe
The uncompressed LicProtector312.DLL and the LicProtector312.EXE is registered during program installation of Licence Protector.
To deliver your application or use it on different PCs, you have to register the DLL / COM exe either
First check the latest program version and ProgID you find in the table below or for older versions, in the readme.txt file in the folder ..\files for distribution.
If you are using sample source code from our website always check if you have to change the ProgID.
If you use a CRC check adapt the CRC value and CLSID.
First check the latest program version and ProgID you find in the table below or for older versions, in the readme.txt file in the folder ..\files for distribution.
