iOS SDK Question

[Glen Bojsza]

Hi James, thanks for pointing this to me.

I guess my earlier licenses that I had which do not fall into this category
would be fine though the versions would be quite old.

For example version 4.6 I should be able to do closed source apps still
since the license that came with it at the time did not have this
requirement.

I am not certain about the last version I have installed on my old machine
but I think it was in the 6 series and I bet if I boot up the machine the
software should still work...it's the software that came after my license
expired last year is what will need a new license for to build closed apps?

Again, I should be getting an answer from Livecode support this coming week
to clarify things.

Glen



On Sat, Mar 25, 2017 at 10:28 AM, James Hale via use-livecode <
use-livecode at lists.runrev.com> wrote:

> On the "pricing" page of the Livecode site, towards the bottom, there is
> an FAQ.
> The first question there is indeed what you are asking.
> The answer given is:
> "To build closed source apps you must have a valid current Indy, Business
> or other commercial license. If you do not renew this license your access
> to LiveCode will revert to the Open Source edition and you will no longer
> be able to build closed source apps."
>
> Fairly clear.
>
> James
>
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