Hello,
thank you for your interest in our products!

This is how it works

- In legal terms, you need to have enough number of "developer" licenses to cover your developers. So the "Single Developer + Runtime Free" already counts as 1. And the "Additional Developer" is the 2nd.

- Regardless of how many licenses you have, only the "Single Developer + Runtime Free" license key should go out of your company (to end users) - usually embedded in the project, as you did.

- Technically, the license keys "lock/unlock" feature in the product, including the 30-minute runtime limit of the trial version. So, your 2nd developer will probably want to do some testing etc. and would not like having the trial license 30-minute limit. So he will install the "Additional Developer License" on his computer(s), using the License Manager utility (he can also embed in the project, but as I wrote, not for outside use).

I hope this helps
 

We have purchased a license (Single Developer + Runtime Free License) and added that as an embedded resource in our .NET 10 project. We still need to get an additional developer license, but we are wondering where we need to install this.