Hi,

Welcome to Visual WebGui

The ExpressStudio is the only version that is free, the other versions will allow you a 30 day trial, and after that they will expire. To obtain a permanent activation code, you will need to purchase a license.

Activating the 30 day trial will give you a temporary activation code which allows you to use it for 30 days without limitations. There is both a WinWeb version and a .NETHTML5 (or JQT) version of our framework. The WinWeb version is a fully released product, but the .NETHTML5 version is a Beta version. What's really in beta within the .NETHTML5 version is the rendering engine, as the WinWeb and .NETHTML5 versions are identical in functionality, meaning that they are in fact the same version (in the most part, except for the rendering engine which is XSLT based in the WinWeb version but jQuery based in the .NETHTML5 version), and hence the same license applies to both of them.

Hope this explains,

Palli

Hi,

It has not been publically announced what will be the exact arrangement for WinWeb license holders at the time of .NETHTML5 release, but I have been assured there will be a free migration path for those who want to switch over to the .NETHTML5 version. Whether it means that you will get a new license code or if WinWeb and .NETHTML5 will share the same license code we do not know yet.

And yes, quoted directly from the License FAQ section "The perpetual license provides unlimited time development rights on the specific Major version of the license."

If you are still evaluating if Visual WebGui is the correct product for you, you can send an email to support (see my signature) when you are getting closer to the trial expiration and we will seek approval of extending that period. The worst case scenario would be a denial, where you would then have to purchase a WinWeb license, but I think it's worth the try.

Hope this explains,

Palli