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Hi,

I Read some things hear http://www.xyplorer.com/xyfc/viewtopic. ... t=lifetime to get answer on mine question but due Language Restriction i didn't understand all.

I Am Long time user of Directory Opus.
I cant say that i am not satisfy from them but their price is too hight and i cant afford it because i use few PC.

While searching for Explorer Replacement i found XYPlorer - Tested if for few Weeks its seem to be gr8 one
Comparing With price and other functions i made choses for XYPlorer (More Stable , Fast , Clean and work very smooth)

Question :

If i purchase life time license can i use same license on Multi PC. Is there limitation 1 lic per 1 PC or there is no limitation.

Thank You

http://www.xyplorer.com/purchase.php

The XYplorer Lifetime License Pro entitles one person to use the full version of XYplorer on any number of devices for an unlimited time.

any number of devices...

Yes, there is no limitation in the number of devices. You can use XYplorer on all of your computers with one single license.

Yeah basically it is license to you and not to the computer.

Ok Guys thanks for Replay. Purchasing on the Way
Its time to start learn scripting

Thank You to All

Hi all, Hi Don,

I don't find it worth opening a new thread for my questions, especially since it somehow fits here as well:

Any XYplorer license is for one person. On an unlimited number of PCs. (If I understood it right.)

1) Does this mean that I can use XY on the PC at my place of work (the hardware actually belonging to the company and me being only an employee)
and at home at the same time?

2) How to deal with a situation of PC-sharing?
Could be at work (2 colleagues using the same PC at different times - mostly there would be different user profiles but not necessarily always)
or at home (sharing the same PC with the family).

Thx, Stephan

The license is generally per user.

1) If you are the only person sitting at that company machine then one license covers your home and company use.

2) PC-sharing requires additional licenses for each user.

Ok, I thought so in both cases but was not 100% sure.
Thx for clearifying the matter, Don.

Regards, Stephan

admin wrote:1) If you are the only person sitting at that company machine then one license covers your home and company use.

Still a bit ambigous.

It's about sharing the license not sharing the hardware. Background: in many companies the hardware is shared these days, but the software licenses are not (and bound a user's profile).

Cheers,
FH

Ah right, so it should have been:

1) If you are the only person using XYplorer in your company then one license covers your home and company use.

Well, I think every case is covered by:
Everybody using XYplorer needs a license.