Setting the license key and creating an instance at the same time: If you redistribute the application to third-parties without the source code, embedding the key in the code may be the preferred method of hiding the license key from end users. Setting the license key using LicenseKey property (you should set this property before creating any instances of the licensed component): = 'MN120-0123456789ABCDEF-0123' Visual Studio overwrites this file during rebuilding the project. You should NOT attempt to specify the license key in file created by Visual Studio in Debug or Release folder of the project. Setting the license key in the config file (app.config, web.config, nfig): Setting the license key in the config file is the preferred method (unless you need to redistribute the application and thus hide the license key from the end user).

The license key (either trial or permanent) needs to be specified in the config file (such as app.config, web.config, nfig), or in the static ( Shared in Visual Basic) property, or directly in the constructor of the component you're instantiating. NET Core and UWP, setting the key directly in code is the only option. NET Framework, you can use ANY method of the listed below, to specify the license key. The status of whether the library is working in trial or permanent mode is fully controlled by the license key. Single version of the package is used in both trial and permanent mode. There are no trial or permanent versions of MailBee.NET Objects library. When you purchase a license for MailBee.NET Objects library or any individual part of this library (such as MailBee.NET POP3), you receive a permanent license key which allows you to use the licensed components for an unlimited period of time. You can also get the trial key using Get a Trial Key tool in MailBee.NET Start Menu launcher. Using License Keys Using License Keys Trial license keyĭuring downloading MailBee.NET Objects package, you can get a trial license key which allows you to evaluate MailBee.NET Objects in fully-functional mode for a period of 30 days.

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