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Mikkk
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Hello,
my company has some server machines, that send e-mails. In future I want to use MailBee Objects to manage mail-sending. I think I need MailBee installations on more than one server machine.
What license do I need?
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Alex
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MailBee Objects is licensed per developer. E.g. if you're the only developer of the app, single developer license is required. Number of installations of MailBee Objects is not important.
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Alex
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Ian Quennell
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Please can you confirm the licensing position. Your license file states :-
"you are granted a nonexclusive license to provide the Software to your employee-developers for the sole purpose of developing and maintaining a single Application"
I may be developing more that one application. Do I therefore require a license per application ?
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Ian Quennell
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I have noticed that the license agreement on your site is not the same as the license agreement delivered with your evaluation ( which is where I got the single application line from! ).
If I buy a single developer license can I use the the MailBee Objects in any number of applications I write?
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Alex
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We've applied some changes to our licensing policy since version 5.3 of our components, that's why your evaluation (probably v5.2) still contains old license text.
So yes, new license allows you to develop and distribute unlimited number of applications.
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Alex
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Ian Quennell
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You have got yourself a sale 
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mac
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Hello,
I've already bought a server license. Can I upgrade to a developer license for a fee or do I need to buy one anew?
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Alex
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Yes, you can upgrade your license for the price difference between existing and desired licenses.
Please email us the info regarding your existing license (product name, license key, ShareIt Ref.No.) and the type of license you wish to upgrade to (single developer, 3 developers, developer site), and we'll send you the info on how to perform the upgrade.
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Alex
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