Hi,
When we install an app OK, but why we should accept the licence on each update again and again?
If you ask to make the progress legal, why locally installed apps does not asking for licence on each update?
Thank you
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Which app (or apps) are you referring to?
You should only see a license popup on update if the license has changed. If you're experiencing some other behaviour, please let us know.
I did not look exactly if the license has changed... Are you sure portable platform asks just if the license has changed? I just open the thread because mostly asks for licence on each update on startup.
The PA.c Installer is what determines whether the license is shown. When run in silent mode with the PA.c Updater, it will only show the license if the app is being installed for the first time or if the app is being updated and the license has changed from the one originally agreed to. This is determined by EULAVersion= line within appinfo.ini. If missing, it defaults to 1.
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Ok. Thanks for information.
Today platform asked me (on update) for licence of java (j 7 Update 25). Thats normal?