[ VXCMD] Time limited demo

[Ron]

Hi
Since I'm the one who brought this up, I thought I would make one last
comment. 

First, I am more than willing to play by Paradigma's rules since I expect
others to play by mine. (I wonder how loudly the guys who pirated the
plug-in Lynn mentioned would have yelled if _their_ customers ripped off
_their_ stuff). So, on principle, this method is out for me.

Second, I thought some more on Lynn's advice to develop my own method
appropriate to this app. While I have no problem relying on Ruslan's
schemes, after all, Paradigma does ;), I agree that it is better to maintain
control of my software and know what is going on. So...I'll move on to plan
B, just as effective in this case and not much more work.

Now, back to the task at hand,
Ron

 
>> I've just read again both the "VALENTINA SDK COMMERCIAL
>> PUBLISHER AGREEMENT" for the "VALENTINA C++ SDK" and
>> "VALENTINA SDK COMMERCIAL PUBLISHER AGREEMENT". I didn't see
>> any clause that talk about the serial number. So, which
>> clause prohibit me from distributing my software that will
>> pass the serial number to ValentinaInit() function only if my
>> user has entered a serial key (on my own), which means she
>> has paid for my software?
>> 
>> Just wondering...
> 
> "All rights not expressly granted in this Agreement are reserved by
> Paradigma Software."
> 
> It doesn’t specifically grant you the right to distribute the
> unserialized version. In fact, no rights are expressly granted at all
> for the use of the unserialized version.
> 
> I can think of a host of business problems this would create for
> Paradigma.
> 
> As I mentioned to Ron (off-list), I think serialization is best handled
> as a deliberate act of your own development. How you handle
> serialization directly impacts who tries and who eventually buys your
> app. A poorly executed method will hurt you. You also don’t want to be
> surprised if something happens under the hood without your knowing.