How do I make my C++ windows application valid for 30 days in vs2010..?

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how do i make my c++ windows application valid for 30 days in vs2010..?

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i have searched a lot and found some c# examples but not c++, can anybody help me to solve it? thank you.

Posted 22-May-18 22:54pm

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Updated 22-May-18 23:06pm

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Jochen Arndt · Accepted Answer · 2018-05-22T23:07:00

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It is a problem of finding a good search term (and is not related to a specific VS version so that that should not be part of the term).

Did you tried something like "c++ expiration period" or "c++ application expire"?

A rather old article: CExpire - A C++ class that implements time and run based restrictions[^]

Posted 22-May-18 23:07pm

Jochen Arndt

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Member 13838046 24-May-18 1:32am

hello Jochen Arndt,
i would really thankful to you for quick and accurate solution to my requirement. thank you

Jochen Arndt 24-May-18 2:48am

Sorry, but CodeProject is not a code on request web site and the quick of the topic of this section means also short.

Also your requirement is not specific enough to give a ready-to-use solution.