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Robert asked on 09 Jan 2008, 03:21 PM

Hey,

I'm planning on purchasing a license for the RAD editor. I just need a few answers to some questions.

First, I want to edit the symbol table to add more characters. Can I do that without purchasing a developer license?

Umm ... what is the best plan for me?  I have one production server with a load-balancer. But I'm deploying this one several website applications.

Basically, what are my purchasing options?  Is the developer license the best choice for me?

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Georgi Tunev
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answered on 10 Jan 2008, 03:55 PM
Hi Robert,

Yes, you can populate the Symbols dropdown using the ToolsFile, as shown in the example below:

<symbols> 
  <symbol value="\u20AC" /> 
  <symbol value="\u00A2" /> 
  <symbol value="\u00A3" /> 
  <symbol value="\u00A5" /> 
  <symbol value="\u00A4" /> 
  <symbol value="\u00A9" /> 
  <symbol value="\u00AE" /> 
  <symbol value="\u2122" /> 
</symbols>  

Here is a complete list of the symbols populating by default the "Insert Symbols" dropdown:

\u20AC, \u00A, \u00A3, \u00A5, \u00A4, \u00A9, \u00AE, \u2122, u00B1, \u2260, \u2248, \u2264, \u2265, \u00F7, \u00D7,
\u221E, \u00BD, \u00BC, \u00BE, \u00B2, \u00B3, \u2030, \u00B6, \u00A7, \u03B1, \u03B2, \u03B1, \u002E, \u0394, \u00B5,
\u03A9, \u2211, \u00D8, \u2220, \u00BA, u00AB, \u00BB, \u00B7, \u2022, \u2020, \u2021, \u0192

As for your second question our licensing policy is developer-based. We have no limitation for the number of servers or domains. By purchasing a developer license, you can use our controls in an unlimited number of applications and production servers.



Regards,

Georgi Tunev
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Robert
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answered on 22 Jan 2008, 10:43 PM
Thanks, that worked fine.

Might I also inquire as the format that that is.
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Tervel
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answered on 23 Jan 2008, 08:03 AM
Hello Robert,

If your question is about the format of each symbol, e.g. "\u20AC" - this is a numeric representation of a Unicode symbol.


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Tervel
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