License in a string

Thursday, July 5. 2007

Who says you need a license file to run LM-X?

Starting with the next LM-X release, you'll be able to supply licenses in a string instead of using external files. Using a string is helpful for libraries because licenses can be stored in custom configuration files or any other appropriate path.

This is yet another feature we've recently added to accommodate and satisfy our users needs.

If you have not yet tried an evaluation copy of LM-X, we invite you to see for yourself why both small and large corporations have chosen LM-X as their license management solution.

Posted by Henrik Goldman at 09:56 | Comments (0) | Trackbacks (0)

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