To access this screen, go to the Help menu and select About Costpoint. This feature displays information about your license and licensed products. It also displays the current function and when it was created.
This field displays the name of the company to whom Costpoint is licensed. This name is set at Deltek before Costpoint is shipped.
This checkbox is selected if the current version of Costpoint is a demo version.
The current version of Costpoint is displayed here.
If a Costpoint function is currently active, the ID of the function is displayed here. It is preceded by the code of the module with which the function is associated. If more than one function has been activated, this information is for the function that had focus when the About Costpoint screen was activated.
If a function has been activated, the date and time that the function was created are displayed here. If more than one function has been activated, this information is for the function that had focus when the About Costpoint screen was activated.
If the current site is a remote site, the remote site number is displayed here.
This field displays the type of license. Currently, the only valid type of license is "Corporate."
If the current Costpoint license has a termination date, it will be displayed here. The absence of a termination date indicates that the license is active indefinitely.
The maximum number of Core users for which the current company is licensed displays here.
This table window displays a list of the add-on products licensed by this company.
The name of the add-on product is displayed here.
This is the number of concurrent users for which the user is licensed, by product. This is in addition to the number of core licenses. If "None" is displayed, then the specified product is part of the Core license.
If a termination date has been specified, then it will be displayed here. The absence of a termination date indicates that the product is licensed indefinitely.
This table displays the current database release number, whether any patches or EBFs (Emergency Bug Fixes) have been applied to it, and whether the company has custom products that affect the database. The rows in the table window are sorted by the Date Applied, with the latest entry at the top and the oldest entry at the bottom.
This is the number of the release, patch, EBF, or custom product.
This is the version of the Release/Patch.
This is the date the specified version was installed, the patch or EBF was applied, etc.
This field displays any additional comments.
This field displays other pertinent information, such as a date that an upgrade as applied. It is generally unused for individual patches.