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Re: labview key isnt working!
I'll add my $.02 on this because I had an issue last night and found a solution I haven't seen posted yet.
I followed the directions exactly. Saved the license file exactly where instructed and made certain it was saved as a .lic file. Still, when activating, I had a failure. Just for grins, I opened the file and compared it's formatting to other license files in the same folder. The FRC license was in fact buggered up. All the text was there but the formatting was all wrong. So, here is the solution I tried, and it worked.
Instead of saving the target, or saving the file etc. I clicked on the link to display the content of the file. It displays with the same formatting as the other license files have. I then just selected all the text, copied and pasted it into the original .lic file, replacing the original text. Saved the file and attempted activation again. IT WORKS!!!!
Hope this helps.
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23-10-2008, 13:48
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