A client of mine has bought Corona. What should I do in order to build app with their license?

Thanks
Danail

Send them the relevant files and have them compile it is my advice; it's what I've done in the past.

That's a very valid question, what if the client has purchased a license but has no Mac to build on, the license is just so that you can compile on their behalf?

I would think that would involve setting up the certificates, etc for the client on your machine and get the Certificate installed on your machine and build using that than using one of your own certificates.

Or am I missing something?

cheers,

?:)

Additional, slightly off-topic question:
I got two business names, both of them are in different type of business (music and software development).

I know I have to get two apple developer licenses, one for each company but do I also need to buy two corona licenses if I want to publish applications with both or is a single license enough?

I do not represent Ansca, so this would not be an official response on the question you asked.

In my opinion, I think that you can get away with one license. You need two Apple Developer licenses but for compiling, one is good enough, remember to use the correct certificates.

cheers,

?:)

totally doable.

remember there is a two seat per license of corona. so you can one one seat, he have the other. then you would need the right certificates.

c.