Use the Advanced Installer Import Wizard for Visual Basic application Open Advanced Installer and use the Visual Studio Application specialized template.Ĭomplete the wizard by selecting the Visual Basic solution created earlier and you will find your application in Files and Folders page. We will later add the code that will verify the trial period and registration key. Use the Advanced Installer Import Wizard for Visual Basic application 3.Ĭreate the Visual Basic project using Visual Studio Using Visual Studio 2008 create a Visual Basic project. So with our Visual Basic project completed as far as we wish to go at present well create a quick build in Advanced Installer using the Import Visual Studio Project wizard and then we will set the licensing options.Ĭreate the Visual Basic project using Visual Studio 2.
Its assumed that you are familiar with the basics of using Visual Studio so these will not be gone into. The project will include a very simple About form which will display the licensed state of the application.īecause the nature of this walkthrough is to help you understand the licensing process in its entirety we are going to flip backwards and forwards between Advanced Installer and the application code. Our sample application itself will have a simple form but you should find sufficient comments in the underlying code to assist you in implementing this feature into any of your own projects. Extend Visual Studio 2013 Trial Period Code To Assist Throughout this example well create a simple Visual Basic project using Visual Studio 2008.
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