time limiting: alternative to Timewindow ?

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Orionn - 16 Jan 2007 19:20 GMT

i am trying to use Timewindow from http://www.leesw.com/timewindow/ to
restrict the use of an evaluation version of a little piece of software
i am developing. but i get error messages and i suspect the authot will
show a big delay on answering my email.

I am wondering if anyone knows of any alternative of time limiting a
.jar file so that it will expire in a few days time ?

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Andrew Thompson - 17 Jan 2007 07:12 GMT

> i am trying to use Timewindow from http://www.leesw.com/timewindow/ to
> restrict the use of an evaluation version of a little piece of software
> i am developing. but i get error messages and i suspect the authot will
> show a big delay on answering my email.

Why do you suspect that? It seems it is a commercial
application, and it is in the author's best interests to have
lots of happy customers.

(To be truthful - I have got a lot of excellent support from
authors of open source and otherwise 'free' applications,
as well - and I do not have many commercial apps. on my
system.)

Andrew T.

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