Creates a registration code using the current RedRegistration developer key
Syntax:
object.CreateRegistration( UserName, CompanyName, Rights, RegistrationCode, ExpirationDate, NumberUsers, NumberRunTimes)
| Part | Description |
|---|---|
| Object | An object expression that evaluates to an RedRegistration object |
| UserName |
A STRING expression specifying the name of the
registered user's UserName.
Minimum Length = 2 |
| CompanyName |
A STRING expression specifying the name of the
registered user's CompanyName.
Minimum Length = 0 |
| Rights |
A STRING expression specifying the rights property used
for validating and creating the registration code.
Minimum Length = 0 |
| RegistrationCode |
A reference to a STRING expression. Upon success,
this variable will hold a valid registration code.
Minimum Length = 5 |
| ExpirationDate |
A long expression that evaluates to a
Serial date specifying the date that the registration code is to expire. If no expiration date is required, then set to -1.
Default Value = -1 |
| NumberUsers |
A long expression specifying the number
of users that the registration code is to return. If no limitations are required, then set to -1.
Default Value = -1 |
| NumberRunTimes |
A long expression specifying the number
of program run times that the registration code is to return. If no limitations are required, then set to -1.
Default Value = -1 |
Remarks
If RedRegistration is not registered, then a generic key is used. This key does not offer the anonymity that the private key will offer, since it can be created by anyone with access to the RedRegistration control library.
If a registration code was created successfully, then the return value is TRUE (-1). Otherwise the return value is FALSE (0), and the property LastError is set to the Error Code representing the reason for failure.
Return Type
LONG