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Design-Time validation of library

I have a library that I would like to license and distribute.

I know how to license a class/library for runtime. I've done that several times, actually. I know how to license a user control. I've also done that several times.

What's got me stumped is how to license a library (that has no drag/drop user control or component) for development only. How do you license a library for design-time?

Any thoughts/hints?

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Jerry  2009-01-20 20:46:31
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You could use LibraryManager.UsageMode to determine if you are running at design time. I assume you wish to check for a debug run also from the answer you posted.

Pat O  2009-08-28 03:58:15

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