Hi,

 

I have Cute Editor for .NET with an IP licence.

 

Everything has been hunky-dory re licensing on my development machine using the http://localhost style addresses.

 

However, since IE6 and IE7 cannot reside on the same machine, I have decided to keep a spare laptop locked down to IE6 and to use a Terminal Services session from my workstation across my LAN to test continued IE6 compability.

 

Of course - the website exists on my local workstation, so to access the website via the Terminal Services session I must use http://192.168.0.10/MyWebSite in the IE6 installed on my laptop (192.168.0.???) . This of course trips up a System.ComponentModel.LicenseException: The IP address in the license file doesn't match the actual IP address (192.168.0.10) of the web site

 

 

 

 

 

 

HI Karen,

 

Many thanks for your prompt response.

 

In this scenario I just cannot see how a second development licence would help me.

 

I am NOT using the second machine to develop - but simply to view my local/development site using IE6.

 

I understand that we have both been handicapped by Microsoft's decision to make it impossible for IE6/IE7 to run on the same machine/IP, but as  premier .NET tool developers I am sure CuteSoft have a better strategy than requiring your users to buy additional licences - and in any case at this point I cannot understand how this will solve the problem as described.

 

Regards

 

John C.