instillation date

[mark skinner]

 Is there a place in my files I can find the date of my last install . I seem to be overlooking it.  I have to move my pc for internet access and just don't want to be surprised again by demo mode.     Thanks ...     mark

[msmcleod]

Go to Apps & Features in the Windows Control Panel, then scroll down to view everything installed - it should tell you when you last installed CbB:

 

[HIBI]

@msmcleod  Seems that date at Apps & Features is installing date with full installer not differential installer.

[chuckebaby]

I believe you can go to...  C:\Program Files\Cakewalk\Cakewalk Core and check the time stamp.

[Jim Fogle]

@mark skinner,

Go to "Help" > "About Cakewalk"

The version number includes the year and month the version is released.  The first four digits are the year while digits five and six indicate the month.  In the example below the version is 2019.07.  The other information given on that line is build number (79) and that it is 64 bit

In another post the Cakewalk by Bandlab developers indicated offline computers need to "touch home" a minimum of every six months, or twice a year, to prevent dropping into demo mode so this installation should be good until February, 2020.  I would run BandLab Assistant in January, 2020 just to have a little cushion.