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License keys

CaseTalk may be installed using a regular setup installation into you program files or unzipped into a so-called local folder. CaseTalk will then at startup search for a valid license key file.

The following steps are followed to find the license key for your installation.

Check your roaming profile folder \users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\CaseTalk<N>\casetalk.key.
If the application is started in portable mode it'll search the applications subfolder {appdata} for the key file.
If still not found, it attempts to use a key file directly from the same folder where casetalk.exe itself resides.
If that file does not exist either, it'll check the Windows registry for a potential old license information.

If all of the above fails, or the found key is invalid, a new license should be requested from the website. The new license can be stored in two locations:

Your roaming profile folder
An application subfolder called {appdata} for portable app usage.

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 = License keys =
+CaseTalk may be installed using a regular setup installation into you ''program files'' or unzipped into a so-called ''local folder''. CaseTalk will then at startup search for a valid license key file.
 The following steps are followed to find the license key for your installation.
-* Check your roaming profile folder for the file ''casetalk.key''.
+# Check your roaming profile folder ''\users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\CaseTalk<N>\casetalk.key''.
-* If the application is started in portable mode it'll search for the local ''{appdata} folder'' for a default key file.
+# If the application is started in portable mode it'll search the applications subfolder ''{appdata}'' for the key file.
-* If still not found, it attempts to use a key file from the folder where ''casetalk.exe'' itself resides.
+# If still not found, it attempts to use a key file directly from the same folder where ''casetalk.exe'' itself resides.
-* If that file does not exist either, it'll check the ''Windows registry'' for an old license.
+# If that file does not exist either, it'll check the ''Windows registry'' for a potential old license information.
-If all the above fail, or the found license is invalid, a new license will be requested. The newly entered license can be stored in two locations:
+If all of the above fails, or the found key is invalid, a new license should be requested from the website. The new license can be stored in two locations:
 * Your ''roaming profile'' folder
-* Your ''{appdata} folder'' if started as a portable app, and not also a readonly of shared folder.
+* An application subfolder called ''{appdata}'' for portable app usage.

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License keys