KeyChk - Checking Keys From Your Program

KeyChk Overview
KeyChk is a function which allows your program to check the presence and status of a Key. Your program has complete control over when KeyChk is called an...
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When To Call the KeyChk Function
The best time to check for the presence of your Key is when your program is NOT in the middle of doing something else. The reason for this is that you h...
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Adding a KeyChk Call To Your Program
To show how to use KeyChk, we have provided the complete Source Code for a number of Example programs in various languages. The easiest way to add one o...
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KeyChk File Location And Name
If your application uses 32‑bit programs, your install process should copy the KeyChk.dll file to your Product’s program folder. Do NOT copy it to the W...
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What KeyChk Cannot Do
By design, KeyChk is not allowed to do the following: Increase the Uses Limit. (KeyChk can only Decrease this Limit). Turn the F...
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KeyChk Calling Procedure
The following steps are used to perform a KeyChk function call from your Program: Step 1 Define the Secure C...
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KeyChk Function Codes Summary
Here is a short description of each KeyChk function: Function #1 This function allows you to verify the prese...
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KeyChk Function Code #1 Details
Here is the detailed description of KeyChk Function #1: Function #1 This function allows you to verify the presence ...
Mon, 24 Nov, 2014 at 7:21 PM
KeyChk Function Code #2 Details
Here is the detailed description of KeyChk Function #2: Function #2 This function allows you to verify the...
Mon, 24 Nov, 2014 at 7:23 PM
KeyChk Function Code #3 Details
Here is the detailed description of KeyChk Function #3: Function #3 This function allows you to verify the presence ...
Mon, 24 Nov, 2014 at 7:24 PM