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Posted October 2nd, 2014 15:00
Isn't it that you need to contact licensing to get 60-day eval license?
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Posted October 2nd, 2014 15:00
This is a snippet from the download site. I pulled this a few minutes ago. I checked my e-mail. No license key.
967
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Posted October 2nd, 2014 15:00
If you don't get a license within 48 - 72 hours please post a message on the forums - I monitor these regularly and will follow-up for you.
967
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Posted October 2nd, 2014 15:00
Actually, I have to correct myself... it says:
Question: How long does it take to get a trial license?
Answer: Trial licenses will be sent to newly registered users within 48 to 72 hours.
I did get this in email after I initiated download (but it failed as my proxy didn't like ftp), but I also never seen license popping up in my inbox
967
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Posted October 2nd, 2014 15:00
I didn't, but I also didn't try again to download the software as I have to find some way to do it through company proxy so I'm not in hurry.
967
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Posted October 2nd, 2014 15:00
From what I understand, once you have registered for the trial someone will contact you to arrange to send you a trial license. I'm not sure how long this should take but I'd expect it would be within a day or two.
The next major DPA release should include an automatic 60 day trial license, but that isn't available with DPA 6.1.1.
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Posted October 3rd, 2014 04:00
Your DPA trial registration information was received this morning at 5am ET and the trial keys have been sent to your registered business email address. Please reply here if you have not received them.
In general, please note that the internal trial registration system often takes a day or so to complete the logging process and to inform the DPA Trial License team of your download. As soon as we receive confirmation of registration we email you the trial keys.
Thank you for your patience.