You can display own messages and error messages using the design.
This command allows to display a message in a screen which uses the same design as .
 Tips
•Use GetLanguage to retrieve the language the user selected •Use SetRegisterSettings to define the logo image •Use ShowStartErrorPage to display a standard error screen •Use SetCustomerText to change the wording on default screens
Name
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ShowMessagePage 
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Purpose
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Shows a message in an EasyGo-like screen
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Params
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Parameter
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Type
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Example
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Note
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Title
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String
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‘Attention’
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The title of the message.
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Header
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String
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‘Something happened…’
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The header of the message.
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Text
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String
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‘This is a sample text’
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The text of the message.
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ShowLicViewer
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Boolean
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True
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A link to open Licence Protector’s licenseViewer can be displayed if true.
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Returncode
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Returncode
Type Integer
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Note
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0
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Ok
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8194
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Function is not implemented
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Usage
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ShowMessagePage should be used to display messages in an EasyGo environment. SetRegisterSettings should be used to set properties like the image on the side.
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Sample
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<< you want to inform the user about something >>
ShowMessagePage(‘Attention’, ‘Something happened…’, ‘This happened:…’, false);
...
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See also
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ShowStartErrorPage
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 Customized screen
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This command allows displaying an error message in a screen which uses the same design as . The error number must be a valid error code - see list of error codes.
Use SetCustomerText to change the wording on default screens
Example
Error Code 32 (no free license) would pop-up this error screen.
Name
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ShowStartErrorPage 
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Purpose
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Shows a Licence Protector error message in an EsayGo-like page.
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Params
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Parameter
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Type
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Example
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Note
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ErrorNo
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Integer
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16
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Errornumber
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Returncode
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Returncode
Type Integer
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Note
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0
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Ok
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8194
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Function is not implemented
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Usage
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ShowStartErrorPage should be used to display error messages in an EasyGo environment. SetRegisterSettings should be used to set properties like the image on the side.
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Sample
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iRes := lic.Validate(‘D1001’, ‘’, true);
if iRes > 1 then
begin
ShowStartErrorPage(iRes);
end
else
begin
<< successfully validated >>
...
...
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See also
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Error numbers, SetRegisterSettings, PrepareAndCheck (EasyGo)
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Note
The user can terminate the screen only with the END button. The error code is always 0 (and not 4) to indicate, that the message was displayed properly.
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Use SetCustomerText to change the wording on default screens
