A license bought today in 2017 will let you build with any previous Xojo release.Įdit: There is one exception, Xojo Lite licenses were not introduced until 2014r2 so the IDE from 2013 doesn’t recognize them. Remember, Xojo Lite licenses allow for 1 activation at a time, Xojo Desktop, Web & iOS licenses allow for 2 and Xojo Pro and Enterprise allow for 3.įurther, any Xojo license will give you access to build with any previous Xojo release - there is no limitation by year.
Make sure to use the same Xojo ID that you used when you purchased.
Then, Sign In to the Xojo IDE on the new machine to activate your license there. This frees up an activation for a new machine. Click the 'x" next to a machine to deactivate your license from that machine. If you can’t download your license to the Xojo IDE, go to your license key page at the Xojo website and verify you haven’t used all your activations already. No -> Sign In to Xojo with the Xojo username and password you used when you purchased. (like trying to build for iOS or Web with a Desktop license.) Also, make sure you aren’t trying to access a feature your license doesn’t include, like linking to a database other than SQLite with a Xojo Lite license. Yes -> Then make sure your build settings aren’t set to build for a platform your license doesn’t support. When you open the License Key Window in Xojo do you see your license listed there? If you are having trouble activating on a machine, first check that you are Signed Into the Xojo IDE and your license key is visible in the Xojo License Key window. To clear up some correct and some not so exactly correct information in this thread:
I have written him privately to help get this sorted. Hi Guys, Thanks to everyone for helping with this.
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