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Demo license
XP/VS Demo licenses are usually valid for 14 days after installation and may only be used for demo and testing purposes. The XP/VS Server installer comes with a built-in 14-day demo license.
If you register for a Thinstuff account at: https://www.thinstuff.com/licensing/index.php?action=register or if you already own a Thinstuff account you can create one more 14-day demo license to extend your demo period.
XP/VS demo licenses can be used on multiple computers at the same time. Activation of demo licenses is not necessary and also not possible.
XP/VS Demo licenses offer exactly the same features as full licenses except that you will receive the following demo message after each logon.
Additonal links:
-> FAQ: How can i activate my licence
-> FAQ: different XP/VS Server versions
-> FAQ: 14-day XP/VS Server trial version
Tags: activate license, can't activate, demo, evaluation, expired, login, notification after logon, purchase, testing xpvs, trial periode
Last update: 2011-03-15 15:09
Revision: 1.3