How Can I Build A 30 Day Trial Project In C#

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help me How can i build a 30 day trial project in c#

Posted 6-Jan-14 3:17am

neymar1107

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JasonMacD 6-Jan-14 9:22am

I will speak for others saying, I have absolutely no idea what you are talking about. Do you need a 30-day trial to Visual Studio? If so download Visual Studio Express its not a trial and its free. Otherwise, I don't know what you are talking about.

neymar1107 6-Jan-14 10:29am

what are you saying ?

JasonMacD 6-Jan-14 10:43am

That was what I was saying to you. What are you saying?

ZurdoDev 6-Jan-14 9:26am

You have to write code to do it. Or, there are 3rd party controls that you use to implement licensing in your app.

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Solution 1

Any effort so far? Internet is full of similar threads.

Look at this discussion here:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2423976/how-to-create-trial-version-of-net-software[^]

Posted 6-Jan-14 3:45am

Manas Bhardwaj

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Have also a look at Code Project articles here.

Posted 6-Jan-14 4:28am

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thatraja · Accepted Answer · 2014-01-06T04:00:00

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Googled? :( I got this from Google search.
Application Trial Maker[^]

Posted 6-Jan-14 4:00am

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neymar1107 6-Jan-14 10:25am

i cant understand

thatraja 6-Jan-14 10:26am

can't understand what? Google search? or that article?

neymar1107 6-Jan-14 12:05pm

thanks