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0, In this demonstration, you will see how to use the
4, License Package Authoring Tool to create an LPK
7, file and then add the <OBJECT> tag for the License
9, Control Manager to a Web page. The LPK tool reads
14, all the controls registered on your computer and
16, displays them in this list box. Select each control
20, that you're using on the Web page and add it to
23, the License Package. For example, we're using the
26, Microsoft Toolbar control. You need to add all the
31, controls being used on one Web page into one
34, License Package file. When you've selected all of the
38, controls select Save & Exit. And save the LPK file
42, to a directory where you know where it is, for
44, example, the C drive. We'll save it as toolbar.lpk.
53, Then, in Visual InterDev add the License file to
56, the Web project. We called it toolbar.lpk. Finally,
69, add the <OBJECT> tag for the License Manager to
71, the Web page. You can run RegEdit to find the
74, ClassID for the License Manager by searching for
79, Microsoft License Class Manager. You'll see the ClassID
84, here. Or you can paste the <OBJECT> tag in from
88, this title. Add a <PARAM> tag named "LPKPath" and set
94, the value to the name of your LPK file,
98, toolbar.lpk. Now that you've added the License file to your
104, Web page, users that don't currently have the
106, control installed on their machines can view your
109, page and see the control.
112, END