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The reason turned out to be that macros only work when Display Nag is disabled. And if you activate Display Nag, the macros do not work. But this was not written in the instructions.

The support service has been working poorly here for a long time. They may not respond for more than a month. Or they can ask a clarifying question instead of an answer, and then forget about you. Or they may ignore you altogether and leave you unanswered. I haven’t been able to get an answer to...

The user should always have up-to-date information about how many days are left before the license ends. In this case, you have provided the following code: Public Function ReadTrialState() Dim XLSPadlock As Object On Error GoTo Err Set XLSPadlock =...

Yes, an activation key has been created for the trial version. When you start the file, a Display Nag Screen appears, where the number of remaining days is shown. But macros don’t work.

These procedures do not work. The cell A1 always displays zero, no matter how many days are actually left. Maybe there is an error in the macro?

Hello! I’m already starting to get used to the fact that there is no difference whether the program is paid for or not – anyway, technical support responds for a very long time. We can only hope that one day you will answer. I have already written about some problems related to online sales...

Thank you. The advice to change Auto_Open() to Worbook_Open helped me solve the problem.

In my Excel file, there are macros that, when the program starts, set certain window sizes and its position on the screen, as well as completely hide the top menu, and instead of the file name, the desired text is indicated at the top. When compiling a file using XLSPadlock, these macros stop...