The windows version gives a 45 day full functioning trial.  Android too, 
the only service that you have to pay for initially is the cloud service, 
you can get a 30 day trial for $2.95, which is what I did, or just use the 
WiFi sync.

If you have gone over the 45 day trial period for the Android or Windows 
version, you need to start a new database and import the old (there are 
some restrictions there I seem to remember, I think its just completed 
tasks that cannot be imported though).

This is how I trialled the software prior to purchase, and I don't think it 
has changed....

On Tuesday, 19 March 2013 12:34:19 UTC+1, MaPo wrote:
>
> Hi there,
>
> I've been using MLO for Android for a couple of months now but in my 
> opinion the puchase price for the windows version is next to the already 
> paid Android version and Cloud functionality rather steep.
>
> For now I just want to test the Windows version and how it works together 
> with the Android version but apparently this function is disabled in the 
> trial-version.
>
> Are test keys given away?
>
> Hope to hear from you
>
> Maurice
>
>

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