Trial version of Repeat Signage
You may evaluation Repeat Signage for as long as you like. The trial
version displays a ghosted 'Trial version' image when playing presentations.
This message appears after playing presentations for 10 minutes.
You may use the trial version to design and edit presentations, and just
purchase a licence for each machine you intend to play Repeat Signage
presentations on. You may also use the free trial version in class
rooms for the purpose of teaching digital signage concepts to students.
For presentations, in the trial version, you are limited to playing them for only 10
minutes.
The new PowerPoint scheduler control will only play and schedule full screen
PowerPoint presentations for the first 10 minutes.
Trial or activation tab
On this tab please select one of the following two options:
Trial Repeat Signage V5 (unlimited trial time)
This allows you to trial Repeat Signage and you can choose the edition you
are interested in. If you are not sure which edition may suit you
best, then please visit:
https://www.repeatsoftware.com/RepeatSignage.aspx
which gives a full comparison at the bottom of the 'Introduction' tab and
also the current pricing in multiple currencies. If you are not sure
at this stage, the please evaluate the Standard edition. The
evaluation version never expires (most software has a 30 day trial period).
Enter your serial number and activate Repeat Signage
If you have purchased Repeat Signage, then you can enter your serial number
and activate it immediately over the Internet. The 'Activate manually'
button if for computers that do not have an Internet connection.
IMPORTANT NOTE - You should only be activating a licence on a computer that
will be playing presentations such as a computer playing information in a
reception area. If you are installing on a computer that is just for
designing presentations, then you don't need a licence and can just use the
trial option instead.
Licensing example - Player and designer computers
For example, you may want to have a computer displaying
your presentations in a reception area. However, the person responsible
for updating the presentations may be located in an office elsewhere in your
building. You will need 1 licence for the reception computer, but the
person updating the presentations in the office will only need the free
trial version to update the presentation. A computer network drive
could then be used so that the office computer updates the content to be
played on the network drive and then player in reception reads these content
files for playing.