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--- developer:zoorhinocommonplugin [2020/11/25]
sandy [Creating a Rhino .NET Plug-in using RhinoCommon]
+++ developer:zoorhinocommonplugin [2020/11/25]
sandy [Managing your License]
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   - Launch Rhino and use **PlugInManager** to install your plugin (to verify that it was correctly built).
-===== Adding Licensing Support to your Plug-in Project =====
+===== Adding Licensing Support to your Plugin Project =====
-After you have built and tested your basic plug-in, you can add licensing support as follows:
+After you have built and tested your basic plugin, you can add licensing support as follows:
-  - In your plug-in's **Rhino.PlugIns** inherited class, create a new method with the same signature as the **Rhino.PlugIns.ValidateProductKeyDelegate** delegate. Rhino will call into this function whenever it needs your plug-in to validate a license that is entered by a user, returned by the Rhino license manager (standalone node), or returned from a Zoo server (network node). For details, see the example RhinoCommon plug-ins listed below.
+  - In your plugin's **Rhino.Plugins** inherited class, create a new method with the same signature as the **Rhino.Plugins.ValidateProductKeyDelegate** delegate. Rhino will call into this function whenever it needs your plugin to validate a license that is entered by a user, returned by the Rhino license manager (standalone node), or returned from a Zoo server (network node). For details, see the example RhinoCommon plugins listed below.
-  - In your plug-in's **OnLoad** member, call **Rhino.PlugIns.GetLicense** and pass it the build type of the license required by your product, and your delegate function.
+  - In your plugin's **OnLoad** member, call **Rhino.Plugins.GetLicense** and pass it the build type of the license required by your product and your delegate function.
-  - Build your plug-in.
+  - Build your plugin.
-  - [[developer:digital-signatures/create-request|Digitally sign your plug-in.]]
+  - Digitally sign your plugin.
-  - Launch Rhino and test your plug-in. When your plug-in is loaded for the first time, you will be prompted to enter a license.
+  - Launch Rhino and test your plugin. When you load your plugin for the first time, you will be prompted to enter a license.
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 ===== Managing your License =====
-Rhino plug-ins that use the Rhino license manager appear in the Licenses page of the Options dialog. Here, the user is allowed to view and manage the license.
+Rhino plugins that use the Rhino license manager appear in the Licenses page of the Options dialog. Here, the user is allowed to view and manage the license.
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