Installation

Wordize can be easily installed using NuGet, making integration into .NET applications simple. This guide will walk you through the installation process.

Installing via NuGet Package Manager

The recommended way to install Wordize is through NuGet:

1. Open your project in Visual Studio.
2. Open the NuGet Package Manager Console (Tools → NuGet Package Manager → Package Manager Console).
3. Run the following command to install Wordize:

Install-Package Wordize

Alternatively, you can:

1. Open the Manage NuGet Packages window.
2. Search for Wordize in the NuGet package manager.
3. Click Install to add it to your project.

Installing Specific Modules

Wordize is modular, but installing the NuGet package gives you access to all modules in the Evaluation Access at once. To remove evaluation limitations, apply the license file to the specific module you need and get access to this module without restrictions.

For more details on licensing, visit the Licensing and Subscription page.

FAQ

1. Q: How can I install Wordize using the .NET CLI instead of the Package Manager Console?
   A: Run the command dotnet package add Wordize in the terminal at the root of your solution. The CLI will download the package from NuGet and add the reference to your project file.

2. Q: Do I need an internet connection to install Wordize via NuGet?
   A: Yes. NuGet retrieves the package from the online feed, so a network connection is required. If you need offline installation, you can download the package beforehand and add it to a local NuGet source.

3. Q: How do I apply a license file after installing Wordize?
   A: Place the .lic file in your project (for example, in the root folder) and load it at runtime:

   Wordize.Settings.SetLicense("Wordize.Net.lic");
   

   This call unlocks the full functionality for the licensed modules.

4. Q: The NuGet package contains all modules in evaluation mode; how do I remove the evaluation limitations for a specific module?
   A: After installing the package, load a valid license that includes the desired module. The license automatically lifts the evaluation restrictions for that module while other modules remain in evaluation mode until licensed.

5. Q: Are licenses purchased for newer versions of Wordize compatible with older versions?
   A: Licenses are generally forward‑compatible (they work with newer releases) but not backward‑compatible. A license issued for a newer version may not activate an older version of the library. Use a license that matches or exceeds the version you are running.