Decisions....Decisions

[JSculley]

Should I tell SOLIDWORKS that their Xceed Zip for .NET and .NET Standard has expired? Or should I tell Xceed Zip for .NET and .NET Standard that SOLIDWORKS is using an expired license?


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'SldWorks.exe' (CLR v4.0.30319: DefaultDomain): Loaded 'C:\Program Files\SolidWorks Corp\SOLIDWORKS\Xceed.Compression.dll'. Module was built without symbols.

Warning: "ZIN70-" license key is expired.
The component "Xceed Zip for .NET and .NET Standard" used in this application is governed by the rules defined in the Xceed License Agreement.
An active subscription is required to use this component. Please contact Xceed Sales mailto:sales@xceed.com to renew your subscription.
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[AlexLachance]

[mattpeneguy]

Just set your PC clock back to 2010, and you won't have to worry about it...That should give you 12 years. You should be retired by then.

[dave.laban]

Send them an email at the same time and see who responds first. Despite not knowing anything about one of the companies involved, I know who my money is on...

[Frederick_Law]

Just reinstall for 30 days trial.


Wait till DS web certificate expire .....

[Tom G]

Tell Xceed. Let DSS reply with Marketing.