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 Posted: Wed Jun 14, 2006 12:23 pm Post subject: A small clarification please |
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Sorry for previous posting error... 
Hello. I have a small doubt.
Assuming I have two set of keys generated with the same Product Password but different Product Info, my user can enter any of the kes generated with any Product Info? In other words: two keys generated with the same password and different productinfo are both valid?
I ask this because today I changed Product Info of the key of a control that I'm developing. Then, I accidentally entered a key generated with a previous Product Info (but same Password), and I discovered that my control accepted it. How is this possible?
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| Posted: Wed Jun 14, 2006 10:30 pm Post subject: |
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| Quote: | | Assuming I have two set of keys generated with the same Product Password but different Product Info, my user can enter any of the kes generated with any Product Info? In other words: two keys generated with the same password and different productinfo are both valid? |
Yes that is correct. The key verification is done based on the product password. The product info is normally used to enable/disable features within your software. If you want to prevent old keys working with a new version of software completely then you should use a new product password.
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