Quote Originally Posted by 'Moorea',index.php?page=Thread&postID=178150#post1 78150
While it is obviously your privilege to do whatever you want with your work, you may want to clarify this somewhere clearly on your site as the current "HotkeyNet is free multiboxing software" is a bit misleading if you plan on starting to charge and disable the program for people - hooking people with "free" and once they have a significant investment, force them to pay looks a bit like bait and switch...
This has been explained many times both here and in HotkeyNet's forum. I'm curious to know if other people see this like Moorea does. If so I'll make some changes to clarify the situation.

It's also not clear it's a time limited beta (if that's how I should understand the 30 days mentioned in the thread above)
Each build expires after 60 days (it used to be 30). It says so on each build (in the about box). This is done to force people to upgrade to a newer build so that new code gets tested promptly after it's written.

Yet 60 characters seems like a looong base64 chunk for just a version ?
The program takes a string like this:

"HotkeyNet 0.1.37 build 160"

The program pads that string with zeros to make the length a multiple of 16 because this is required by the encryption algorithm. After encryption and conversion to base 64 encoding, the resulting string is approximately 60 bytes.