11-24-2024, 06:16 AM
Was this with the Microsoft Store version or the FastSpring version? There is a 14-day trial with the Microsoft Store, but if you purchased the app, then you should definitely never see any message about a trial ending. If the app seems to be running fine, then no, you should not have to purchase another license. However, if you are using the FastSpring version of MobileSheets, one license key must be purchased per device.
As far as Android vs Windows, the app generally runs better on Android devices. This is partly due to the Android OS being more stable in many ways, and partly due to the Android framework being better than the UWP framework that the Windows version is written in. I'm going to be changing the Windows framework next year though if all goes as planned.
While you could certainly try to display two pages with a 16 inch display, those pages are going to be fairly small. You really would only want to use two pages side by side with at least a 20 inch or larger display, unless you are going to be very close to the display. Or you can use two tablets side-by-side with the "Connect Tablets" feature.
The Android version will display two pages - that works on every platform.
Mike
As far as Android vs Windows, the app generally runs better on Android devices. This is partly due to the Android OS being more stable in many ways, and partly due to the Android framework being better than the UWP framework that the Windows version is written in. I'm going to be changing the Windows framework next year though if all goes as planned.
While you could certainly try to display two pages with a 16 inch display, those pages are going to be fairly small. You really would only want to use two pages side by side with at least a 20 inch or larger display, unless you are going to be very close to the display. Or you can use two tablets side-by-side with the "Connect Tablets" feature.
The Android version will display two pages - that works on every platform.
Mike