What are the benefits of a developer license and when do I need one?
In general you need a user license, if you want to work with the control on one local system/workplace. You can embed and use the control in documents. You need one user license for each system you want to use the control on.
The developer license however is used to create distributable applications or databases. A database or application created with the developer license will work on other system withour an additional developer or user license.
When building an executable file without a developer license, the barcode object behaves as unlicensed. The user needs to purchase his own license in order to make the barcode object work.
When building an executable file with the developer license, the barcode object behaves as licensed. The user does not need to purchase his own license because the compiled executable is licensed through the developer license.
Applications that are known to support a developer license:
The developer license however is used to create distributable applications or databases. A database or application created with the developer license will work on other system withour an additional developer or user license.
When building an executable file without a developer license, the barcode object behaves as unlicensed. The user needs to purchase his own license in order to make the barcode object work.
When building an executable file with the developer license, the barcode object behaves as licensed. The user does not need to purchase his own license because the compiled executable is licensed through the developer license.
Applications that are known to support a developer license:
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Visual Studio, C#, Visual Basic, Visual C++, C++ Builder (Embarcadero), Delphi, Visual J# and REAL Basic
An application (*.EXE) created using the developer license can be distributed. -
Microsoft Access
A database (*.ACCDE, *.MDE) created using the developer license can be distributed. -
Lotus Freelance, Lotus WordPro, ProvideX 7