The phrase "created with evaluation software from or similar is printed at the bottom of each page. No runtime or server licensing is required. Where a single developer uses more than one computer only a single license is required. Where multiple developers develop use a shared server a license is required per developer. No license file is necessary to evaluate the software.Ī license is required for each developer with the Ibex PDF Creator installed on their computer. License files are issued to users when they purchase the product.
Ibex is being loaded at runtime by an application which you have developed, in which case you can pass Ibex a runtime key (a string) using the setRuntimeKey() API. Ibex runs in evaluation mode unless either:Ī Developer License file (called xmlpdf.lic) is located, or Users may evaluate the Ibex PDF Creator for a period of 30 days from the date of download after which time a license to continue using the software must be purchased. If we had a file called 'test.fo' this command would created a PDF file from it: The Ibex.CommandLine tool, when it is installed as a dotnet global tool, is accessed using the command "ibex". > dotnet tool uninstall -global Ibex.CommandLine It can be uninstalled using this command: > dotnet tool install -g Ibex.CommandLineĪn existing installation can be updated using this command: Is installed from a command shell like so. The Ibex.CommandLine package is a console application to create PDF files from the command line, for useĭuring testing and development. This can be downloaded either using the "Manage Nuget Packages" menu option from within Visual Studio or using the "dotnet add package" command on the command line. The package contains the library which you will link to your own application.
Ibex is installed as from as two separate components. This version works on Windows and Linux operating systems. Unless a license is purchased versions which are downloadedįor evaluation will expire in 30 days. Net can be downloaded for evaluation free of charge.
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