If you install Metafile Companion on a Windows Terminal Server and when users run the program they are asked for the license information again, here's a work-around. Edit the file "MetaComp.ser" and enter the license info there. For example: ! [Serial Number] CS-MC32-US-130-XXXXXXXX [Registered User] Joe User [Registered Organization] Joe@BigCompany.com [End]
Here's an undocumented trick that can help you "nudge" objects around in Metafile Companion (i.e. move them around just a little bit with fine control). If you start to resize or reposition an object with the mouse, you can simultaneously use the cursor keys while the mouse button is down to reposition or resize an object [...]
Like all well-behaved Windows programs, Metafile Companion registers itself for certain file types only if no other program is already registered for these file types. It is up to the registered program to offer a way to unregister itself. For example, if you run the command: metacomp /? (from the folder where Metafile Companion is installed) [...]
