On 19/03/2010, at 9:48 AM, Markus Spoettl wrote:

> we're using an AquaticPrime license file that is sent as an attachment via 
> email for unlocking our application. This works great in 90% of all license 
> deliveries. For the rest, it doesn't. For these unlucky individuals the 
> license file extension gets changed to ".xml" by the mail reader. Mostly this 
> affects users with @gmail.com addresses but we've also seen it with other 
> addresses. In most of the cases, the user uses a web mail client of some kind.


This is why we don't send the user the Aquatic Prime file directly. We send 
them a simple license code, which the user enters into the app. The app then 
connects to our server and downloads the license file. This lets you use 
Aquatic Prime but avoids the license file problem.

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Rob Keniger



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