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The following functions can be used to handle the trial period in an application.
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Retrieves the value of a specific counter |
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Decrements a custom counter by a specific value |
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Increments a custom counter by a specific value |
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Sets a specific value to a custom counter |
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Retrieves the number of trial days left when you are protecting with the option Date Expiration |
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Retrieves the number of trial days left before expiring. |
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Checks if the application was protected with the option "Trial Debug Mode" enabled |
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Retrieves the number of trial executions left before expiring. |
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Retrieves the trial expiration date in an application. |
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Retrieves the exact expiration timestamp when an application is protected with trial days expiration |
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Expires the trial period in the current application |
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Allows extending the current trial period. |
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Retrieves the current trial extension level. |
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Retrieves information about a possible trial extension in the current application. |
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Determines if an application is running in trial mode for the first time. |
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Retrieves a bit mask with the trial restrictions included in the protected application. |
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Retrieves the trial status in the current application. |
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Retrieves the number of minutes left an application can be executed before expiring. |
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Retrieves the country code in which an application can be executed in trial mode. |
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Retrieves the runtime left an application can be running in memory. |
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Reads a custom string from the Registry. |
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Reads a custom string (in UNICODE) from the Registry. |
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Writes a custom string to the Registry. |
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Writes a custom string (in UNICODE) to the Registry. |
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Retrieves the total number of trial days an application can be executed. |
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Retrieves the total number of trial executions an application can be executed. |