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If your "digital components" are licensed IP products, you will need to add license files for them. But if they are your own creations, you should be fine.
Web Edition vs. Subscription Edition features are summarized here:
http://www.altera.com/literature/po/ss_quartussevswe.pdf Web Edition will not work for you if you are using higher end devices or need support for faster compile times through incremental compilation etc. (it doesnt sound like you do).
In other words, Web Edition is largely the same as Subscription Edition, except it's slower and only works on inexpensive devices (like the one on your DE2-115 board).
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That sounds like it will work since the projects e.g. adder, decoder, ALU, are my own creations according to instructions in my exercises. You may have a look
http://www.ict.kth.se/courses/is1500/2012/dicom/index.html at the "digital components" exercise that I used for DE2, they all work perfectly but now I want to port everything to DE2-115 when I now also got both a DE2 and a DE2-115. I can make everything work with DE2 but I want to complete everything with DE2-115 also. I'm reinstalling to Quartus II Web Edition a.s.a.p. and I noticed that it was actually the subscription edition that I've been using and now it dropped compilation support since it's the subscription edition.
Many thanks
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