Obtaining and Installing a License
First, you need to install gmStudio on your machine, if you haven't done so already (Installing gmStudio). Then, you may prepare a License Request using gmStudio and the instructions here. The Registration Form allows you to prepare a license request to initiate that process.
The Registration Form
The Registration Form also can be used to manually install a license file.
Clicking [Help\Register] displays the Registration form.

Licensee
The Licensee information includes the following fields:
- Name: is the name that will be associated with the license for record keeping.
- eMail: is the email address used for your Great Migrations account.
- Hardware ID: the unique ID of the machine for which you are requesting a license. The ID of the current machine will be loaded by default.
License Limits
Get a License
Send Request
After you have completed all the fields on the registration form, a summary listing will be displayed in the text box near the bottom of the Registration form. Simply click Send Request to submit your information to the gmStudio support team.
Check for License
The recommended way to activate a license is to use the Check for License feature. This feature downloads your license file and attempts to activate it for you. The license will be stored in the gmStudio installation folder.
Manage a License
If you cannot download and activate your license through the registration form, you can request a copy of the file by email and activate it manually.
After you receive your license file you can install it as follows:
- Save the file to the location on the machine where gmStudio is installed.
- Start gmStudio.
- Click [Help/Register] on the menu to Open the Registration Form.
- Click the [Select] button in the [Manage a License] panel at the bottom of the form.
- Navigate to your license file and click [Open].
- Click [Install] to install the file.
- Restart gmStudio to load the new license file.
2 Comments
Anonymous
Is it mandatory to include a project file while applying for software license?
Mark.Juras
Project Specific licensing is no longer required.