Domain-based site licenses for Lao Script for Windows are now available to help site administrators install and manage the use of Lao Script for Windows on large networks.

Availability and conditions of use

Site licenses may be purchased for 100 or more users (in multiples of 50 users). Purchasers must agree not to install Lao Script for Windows on more computers than specified in the license, and not to provide their license details to anyone outside their company or organization.

How domain-based site licensing works

When a site license is purchased, the purchaser must advise Lao Script for Windows the company or organization name and the (case-sensitive) name of the domain on which the site license is to be installed (see below). The license key that is provided will only work for computers connected to the specified domain.

Either normal installation or automatic installation may be used. If normal installation is used, the license key and domain name can be entered during normal license activation, without requiring an online connection. (The domain name is entered using the Settings... option.)

When using automatic activation, the license number, user name, license key and (case-sensitive) domain name must be specified in the license setup file exactly as provided by Lao Script for Windows. The password is ignored in this case and may be deleted from the setup file. The installation batch file must be executed with elevated permissions if installing the application on Windows Vista or Windows 7.

How do I identify my domain?

If you are not sure how to specify your domain, please download and run WhatIsMyDomain.exe which will identify your domain in the format needed for requesting a site license. The domain name is case-sensitive, and must be provided to Lao Script for Windows exactly as indicated.