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TMS FlexCel Studio for .NET
100% managed code Excel file manipulation engine & Excel & PDF report generation for .NET, Xamarin.iOS, Xamarin.Android, Xamarin.Mac
When generating Flexcel reports with the registered version, I get an error similar to: "This document was created with the non-commercial version of FlexCel...."
Make sure you don’t have a trial dll installed anywhere in your system. You can right click FlexCel.dll and look at the properties:
If it says “TRIAL” then it is the wrong one.
Especially, look in the GAC: c:\windows\assembly
If there is a trial dll in the GAC, it will be used over the local registered dll.
Normally this error happens when there is a trial dll in the GAC, as this has higher priority than the local dlls.
Type initialization Exceptions when running under Mono
To run FlexCel under mono, you need:
1) A registered FlexCel.dll. Trial might or might not work due to higher levels of code obfuscation.
2) A recent (2.10 or newer) Mono installation.
3) Gdiplus. This might or might not be installed with the default mono installation.
If you get the following Exception:
Runtime Exception: An exception was thrown by the type initializer for FlexCel.Core.TThemeColorScheme
Then you most likely don't have GDIPlus installed
Isolated Storage exception when writing xlsx files
Update to FlexCel 5.7 or newer.
FlexCel used to use the classes in System.IO.Packaging to create xlsx files. When the generated xlsx file got too big (about 7mb), it would create a temporary file in the isolated storage. In version 5.7 we have rewritten the System.IO.Package classes in native C#, that doesn't use isolated storage at all, so you shouldn't get this error anymore.
As a side advantage, the newer classes are faster since they write directly to the actual file, instead of writing a temp version to the isolated storage and then copying from the isolated storage to the real file.
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When generating Flexcel reports with the registered version, I get an error similar to: "This document was created with the non-commercial version of FlexCel...." 
