Key Inspector is a development tool that allows you to inspect the Key
system implemented on the machine. The tool is particularly useful during the development
phase of an application. It searches and lists all the Keys found on the
machine. It also displays the status of the Key, including Program ID and Key
Properties. So you can easily keep track of the license status and see if the
protected application works as expected.
On your PC, you can start Key Inspector from the ElecKey
program folder. For Mac, Key Inspector is available on KeyCheck
SDK for macOS. To run Key Inspector on your Mac, see Key Inspector for macOS.
NOTE: During the
development and testing of your application, it is recommended to run the Key
Inspector tool to keep track of the license status. You should also use the
Inspector to destroy any existing Key before starting each new test. This
will ensure that no old Key gets mixed up in subsequent tests. |
NOTE: When using
the Key Inspector to destroy the Key, it completely removes the Key system
and makes your machine fresh as if the Key never existed. So you can easily
test the protected application in the user environment on your machine,
without having to do it on another machine. |