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Open the selenic.properties file in the Selenic installation directory to configure your license settings. You can configure Selenic to use a local license, a license served from DTP, or a license served from License Server. For your convenience, all possible properties are included and commented out in the selenic.properties file. Uncomment the applicable properties and specify their values.| Vimeo |
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| Height | 450 |
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| Width | 800 |
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URL| Scroll Ignore |
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| scroll-viewport | true |
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| scroll-pdf | true |
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| scroll-office | true |
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| scroll-chm | true |
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| scroll-docbook | true |
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| scroll-eclipsehelp | true |
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| scroll-epub | true |
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| scroll-html | true |
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| watch?v=31a3anJzImM | | height | 400 |
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EULA Acceptance
Selenic will function as if it is unlicensed if the End-User License Agreement (EULA) is not accepted. New installations of the Selenic plug-in into an IDE require acceptance of the EULA before they can be completed, so in many instances this setting will already be correctly configured, but in some cases (for example, upgrades from a version prior to 2022.1), it might be necessary to manually accept the EULA in your properties. Open the selenic.properties file and set the EULA acceptance property to true.
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