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How to use the license file

edtFTPnet/PRO uses a license code to control use of the product. The Connect() methods of all key classes (e.g. ExFTPConnection and SecureFTPConnection ) check that a valid license is available, otherwise an exception is thrown.
The license is supplied as two strings, the license owner and the license key. These strings can be used in three different ways:
1. In an application's standard configuration file, in the "appSettings" section.
2. As hard-coded properties on SecureFTPConnection.
3. In the registry.
An example of use in an application's configuration file is shown below. Simply substitute the license.owner and license.key values for those supplied. 

  <?xml version="1.0"
  encoding="utf-8" ?>
  <configuration>  
  <appSettings>  
  <!-- production licence -->  
  <!-- expires 31 Dec 2099 --> 
  <add key="license.owner" value="theowner"/>  
  <add key="license.product" value="edtftpnetpro"/>  
  <add key="license.key" value="111-1111-1111-1111"/>  
  </appSettings>
  </configuration>
Some applications may require the license settings to be supplied in a more direct manner. For example, if a DLL was being produced that uses edtFTPnet/PRO, it may not have its own configuration file.
In this case, the LicenseKey and LicenseOwner properties should be used. The key and owner values are set explicitly, and the class will be unlocked for use. For example: 

	ftpConnection.LicenseOwner = "theowner";
    ftpConnection.LicenseKey = "111-1111-1111-1111";
At design time, these properties can be set explicitly in the component's Properties window. They can be found in the Licensing category.
Finally, the owner and key can be stored in the Windows registry - in fact this is where they are installed for the trial. There are LicenseOwner and LicenseKey string values stored under HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Enterprise Distributed Technologies\edtFTPnet PRO.
Once the class is unlocked, you can then connect to an FTP server .