This is not about anger, amedoo, if so, rather your own. All I say is you should be better organized and manage your owned items, including software.
If you have the full version of this DLL on a XP machine, the download of the full version including license key most probably should be somewhere, so just be better organized.
I just used the demo and it's nice, okay, it is just one thing to customize this with some themes, which will not help make the whole application in that look, but if you already are at that stage, nothing else will help you better, then geting it back. If you - or the employees buying that software componnent years ago - are too unorganised, then the price to pay is buying another full version of it.
I'm not angry, I'm also not picking on you, I just point you to the facts and straighten any understandings you have.
Fair enough, isn't it?
Remember you were the one pointing out "but this version is demo only!". Tom gave you a link to the fox wiki article about this, which has a link to the ContextMenuCtl_Demo.zip, so surely he was already very aware to "only" point you to a demo of the component you search. You are so unthankful for this, that it really hurts my understanding of politeness. At least now you know what to look for on the XP machine, you need to look for the ContextMenuLib.dll you have there, which doesn't display what's called a "nag screen". In itself it's a totally fair way to give anybody a fully functional version to evaluate the software and see and decide, whether it works and gives you, what you want and still be paid for your commercial usage of it. Again and clearly said my understanding is it's a componenent you are used to, you seem so used to it, that you think it is a VFP7 or XP component, no it's not, it's something third party to both VFP and Windows. If you know and vlaue it and are used to it and your projects depend on it, you should better know where your license of it is. I pointed out the _readme1st.txt within the zip and that has the contact to Anatoliy Mogylevets via email. Contact him to ask for how to (re)buy this.
Overall this seems to me about a different understanding of fairness and politeness in different western, eastern, southern or northern cultures. But you could do much more than come back and complain this only is the demo. You're not writing it out, but the exclamation point (!) state to me, that you are saying "how dare you, Tom, to only tell me where to get a demo!". This is rude.
Bye, Olaf.