> These instructions apply just to the 3.1.4B DX Personal Edition. > Our website > should be updated shortly with 13 March 2001 keys. Please, if > there problems > with OpenDX under NT with cygwin that preclude you using it,
The NT Cygwin/LessTif combination from Opendx.org does not do a Registry check there they could co exists on the same machine. The problems, I mentioned relates to Cygwin/Exceed combination or compiling OpenDx with MSVC/Exceed turns on License checking. We really need to remove the license code for MSVC from OpenDX. Suhaib > it is best to > raise the issues now. Neither we, nor the 3.1.4B binaries, are > getting any > younger! > > For 3.1.4B, dx -register does not update the UserName or > CompanyName, which > must match that used to generate the key. It sounds as if you originally > installed with your own key. If so, you will have to either > reinstall dxpc > (be careful not to lose your dx customizations) or alter the > windows registry > w/ regedit (be careful not to lose your whole machine!). The > items that need > to be modified to match the "transition" key are in > > My Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\IBM\IBM Visualization Data > Explorer\CurrentVersion. > > Make the UserName "Visualization Data Explorer" and the > CompanyName "Any" . > > >Key generated for Windows NT/95 machine > >User: Visualization Data Explorer > >Company: Any > >Expiration time = Tue Mar 13 10:37:46 2001 > > -> Note: l is lower case L, 1 is one, O is upper case o, 0 is zero > > >The key is: dogtt 0015 7683 9040 > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > I successfully installed IBM's commercial version of DX on an NT in > > December, 1999 after receiving a transition key via email from > IBM. Now I > > am attempting to install IBM DX on another NT with the transition key > > posted on IBM's website, but I can only use the trial version > of DX for 5 > > minutes. Does anyone know what transition key to use? > > > > Also, I understand that the transition keys will expire in the next few > > weeks. Is there any way I can continue to use the DX version > I've already > > installed? I understand that the open-source DX for NT is > better run under > > Linux, but I don't want to install a new operating system just > to run DX. > > > > thanks, > > > > Dick Yager > > USGS, Ithaca, NY
