Where to set up the ParseRequestDispatcher if not in Startup

Hi Christel,

You can start the ambient parse request dispatcher any time you want, but it should occur before you start using any SyntaxEditor instances. That's why we recommend starting it in app startup since it will ensure that. But you certainly could maintain some sort of global flag for if it's been started and then when creating your first SyntaxEditor instance, if you detect it hasn't yet been started, start it up at that point.

For licensing, you should never (nor are you allowed to) install our installer on client machines. If you are a customer and own licenses, then please look at the "Licensing" topic in the WPF Studio documentation as that gives you exact instructions on how to embed your license data in your .exe. Once that is done properly, you can just xcopy our .dll files with your .exe and everything will be fine on end user machines.

Thanks a lot for the quick answer!
The documentation is great!