Electronic Licensing and eDelivery
Check out our guides to begin:
User Guides
Network Administrator Guides
Note: Working Papers 2014 licenses are not valid for Working Papers 2016.
How Do I?
- Electronic Registration and Synchronization of Time and Date
- Renewing Your License
- Using Time Tampering Wizard
Standalone Licensing
Network Licensing
- Network Administrator Install Guide
- Network License Troubleshooting
- New!Revoking Your License
- Commuter Licenses
- Remote Commuter Licenses
eDelivery
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Working Papers can be licensed from within a demonstration copy or an unregistered copy of Working Papers using a standalone license or a network license to obtain a registered copy of Working Papers. Working Papers can also be licensed by eDelivery service offered only in North America. eDelivery provides full version updates of the CaseWare software.
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When you launch the demonstration version or an unregistered version of Working Papers, you are given the option to postpone the purchase and continue to use the program for evaluation purposes (as long the screen shows that you have days remaining on your demo version).
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Authorization Code, Locking Code, and License Code
Network licenses of Working Papers are used in large installations where an IT department is managing all of the Working Papers licenses for an organization centrally on a server.
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Network licenses of Working Papers are used in large installations where an IT department is managing all of the Working Papers licenses for an organization centrally on a server.
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Network licenses of Working Papers are used in large installations where an IT department is managing all of the Working Papers licenses for an organization centrally on a server.
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Site licenses allows you to issue a single authorization code with tokens to generate individual licenses rather than issuing different authorization codes to a single client.
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Working Papers supports silent installations where monitoring and manual input during the installation process are not required. Silent Installations are either executed in the Run Command or from Command Prompt.
