In the demo Examples directory try looking at frm_readme.pas in the RegDemo, it could give you some help.
But basically the registrationcodes, can be used to "securely" lock a number (32 bit) to a computer.
How you use those bits is up to you.
You could user lower 16 bits as serialnumber and upper 16 bits as modules.
Or you can send 2 registrations codes.
One with bit 31 =0 that you use for serial number and on with bit 31=1 an have bits 0-30 for signaling 30 different features enabled or disabled.
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OnGuard comes with a full manual of 125 pages. Look at and read the PDF file "manual.pdf".
In the demo Examples directory try looking at frm_readme.pas in the RegDemo, it could give you some help.
But basically the registrationcodes, can be used to "securely" lock a number (32 bit) to a computer. How you use those bits is up to you. You could user lower 16 bits as serialnumber and upper 16 bits as modules. Or you can send 2 registrations codes. One with bit 31 =0 that you use for serial number and on with bit 31=1 an have bits 0-30 for signaling 30 different features enabled or disabled.