![]() The program is simple to use and is now completely stable.įor this early a version, version 1, the program shows real promise and I hope to see the dev continue to improve on the list of found serial numbers. While that may not seem like a large number you have to realize that there is no real standard for how a program stores and checks the serial. I looked at the list and it appears that a number of the possibles are the correct codes. It found 20 confirmed licenses and 92 possibles. ![]() The program itself does the job it claims to do. I know the dev put in a lot of time fixing a problem that was effecting a handful of users. I have to say it is rare these days to find this level of support. Today I received a new version to download which fixed the problem. And not all people running the program had the problem. Seems that I was a member of a select group of 5 people having this problem. The problem only occurred when scanning the plist file for my weather program, Seasonality. Over the course of a few emails he sent me debug versions and I sent back the reports. But losing these discs is easy and once lost you no longer have access to the product key. I found out it was a happening only when doing a deep scan, which is the default, and emailed the developer. Your Windows or Office software usually comes bundled on your computer, along with discs that contain the product license key. ![]() When I installed it and ran it for the first time it crashed partway through the scan. I purchased the program on a recent promo as the price was right.
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