In a previous post, we discussed how to allow users to freely access minor upgrades while ensuring you get paid for major upgrades. But had you thought about the likelihood of ...
Did you know that in some cases, the intellectual property driving your application can be recovered back in source code form within minutes? You might be surprised how easily ...
Author Administration Interface Redesign Responsive Layout: The prior fixed-width design has been replaced with a responsive design which works much better with smartphones, tablets, and high resolution displays. ...
While developing updates for your software, you will likely have both minor and major updates/upgrades. Minor updates will often fix small defects found and may even introduce small new features. ...
Be sure to watch the 12 minute video above to learn more and view the SOLO Server administration interface demonstration. Also: Preview SOLO Server Menu Transition Guide Now ...
Regularly updating an application is almost always an inescapable requirement in the life cycle of a successful software product. Accordingly, if your application is dynamic in nature and ...
If your software is deployed to run on your customer’s IT infrastructure, chances are you have run across a customer wanting to deploy your software on a cloud server. ...
It is inevitable that customers will need to move licenses from one computer to another at some point. When a license becomes invalidated in the licensing server as a result ...
Last week's licensing tip, 4 reasons to allow software deactivation – and how it works, sparked a really good question: should you limit the number of times a ...
There are 4 main reasons why you may need or want to deactivate a software license on a customer’s computer: The customer may claim to have a dead computer and is asking ...