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What licence do I need...?

Standard or Enterprise Edition?

ActiveBarcode is available as standard edition (1 user license) and as Enterprise edition (several user's licenses, a developer license and a web license).

Enterprise You need the Enterprise Edition, if you:
  • need several user's licenses for one location of your company.
  • need a developer license, e.g., for the development of applications (e.g., with Visual BASIC, C++, Delphi, etc.) and databases (e.g., with Access).
  • need a web license.

Enterprise Gold You need the Enterprise GOLD Edition, if you in addition to Enterprise edition need:
  • several developer licenses for one location of your company, e.g. for development teams.
  • several web licenses for one location of your company, e.g. for a server farm.

Standard The Standard Edition fits for you, if you:
  • only need the ActiveBarcode Application
  • only need one user's license for the control. I.e. you may install and use ActiveBarcode on one computer. It would be pointed out here again to the fact, that you can NOT use the ActiveBarcode Control in all Access versions with an user's license. For Access you may need a developer license. See below for further information.
  • need no developer license. Then you cannot develop applications (e.g., with Visual BASIC, C ++, Delphi, etc.) and databases (e.g., with Access).
  • need no web license.


Which license do I need if I want to integrate the Control into my documents?

General you need a User licence 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 licence for each system you want to use the control on.

The developer licence is used to create distributable applications or databases. A database or application created with the developer licence will work on other system withour an additional developer or user licence.

But in real it's different: Some standard software interprets the licence model another way. We have tested several standard software and here are our results:

Overview

Standard software Version This license is required (depending on our tests)
Excel 2000-2010 You need a User license (Standard Edition,Enterprise Edition) for each system/working place you want to use the ActiveBarcode Control.
Word 2000-2010 You need a User license (Standard Edition,Enterprise Edition) for each system/working place you want to use the ActiveBarcode Control.
Access 2000-2010 You require a Developer license (Enterprise Edition) to use ActiveBarcode Control in your own databased. A database (e.g. *.MDE) created using the developer license can be distributed.
Access 97 You need a User license (Standard Edition,Enterprise Edition) for each system/working place you want to use the ActiveBarcode Control.
Powerpoint 2000-2010 You need a User license (Standard Edition,Enterprise Edition) for each system/working place you want to use the ActiveBarcode Control.
Delphi all You require a Developer license (Enterprise Edition) to use ActiveBarcode Control in your own applications. An application (*.EXE) created using the developer license can be distributed.
Visual Basic all You require a Developer license (Enterprise Edition) to use ActiveBarcode Control in your own applications. An application (*.EXE) created using the developer license can be distributed.
Visual C++ all You require a Developer license (Enterprise Edition) to use ActiveBarcode Control in your own applications. An application (*.EXE) created using the developer license can be distributed.
Visual C# all You require a Developer license (Enterprise Edition) to use ActiveBarcode Control in your own applications. An application (*.EXE) created using the developer license can be distributed.
Visual J# all You require a Developer license (Enterprise Edition) to use ActiveBarcode Control in your own applications. An application (*.EXE) created using the developer license can be distributed.
Lotus Approach 9.8 You need a User license (Standard Edition,Enterprise Edition) for each system/working place you want to use the ActiveBarcode Control.
Lotus Freelance 9.8 You need a Developer license (Enterprise Edition), to use ActiveBarcode Control in Freelance on one system.
Lotus Notes 5.x,6.x You need a User license (Standard Edition,Enterprise Edition) for each system/working place you want to use the ActiveBarcode Control.
Lotus WordPro 9.8 You need a Developer license (Enterprise Edition), to use ActiveBarcode Control in WordPro on one system.
Quattro Pro 11 You need a User license (Standard Edition,Enterprise Edition) for each system/working place you want to use the ActiveBarcode Control.
IIS, PWS all You require a Developer license (Enterprise Edition).
Apache 2.0 You require a Developer license (Enterprise Edition).
ProvideX 7 You can work with the User license (Standard Edition,Enterprise Edition) or the Developer license (Enterprise Edition). Please have a look into the License FAQ.
Navision 3.1 You need a User license (Standard Edition,Enterprise Edition) for each system/working place you want to use the ActiveBarcode Control.
Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 You need a User license (Standard Edition,Enterprise Edition) for each system/working place you want to use the ActiveBarcode Control.

Our results are based on our own tests. If you get other results or if you have testet other standard software we would be greatful if you send uns an Email stating your results.

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