mrdolliver

Not solved with me as yet. Folks I too am from the good ole days, when you got a reply in the email and you got things up and running quickly. I have been waiting a week or more and still no response. The response I get refers to a need for a new key. Like the other two gentlemen, I am old and so far the 'how to's' have not been easy to follow since they spoke more of the misadventure they had with trying to get the problem solved. My computer crashed, all I can refer back to is a copy on cd, and one or two of my emails that refer to payments received. The email is nearly exactly like the one posted above. So how did the one gent get a new key sent? I have followed the instructions to send an email requesting one, several times now and with as much proof as I can to show I have a registered copy. How about a simple step by step instruction in how to get your software up and running starting from a V3 copy with the attacked key and when you get that 'ya gotta get a new key' message. I was a happy camper user until the computer crash and was probably on v5 or something. I had registered for the Deluxe version and something else in there that I was told to upgrade too. something about making DVD's or sound or what ever. In my case the health is what is slowing down my days, so I won't make it to 96 and probably not even 71, but I sure would like to finish up my projects I am leaving to the kids in my will, which is all I have to leave them. Michael R Dolliver long, long long time registered user.....

OK< an issue has come up whereas I find that I must have some sort of EULA since I am making the slide show, to download on the users computer since that is the best way to get it to run without complication from his hardware, memory, and other hardware conflics that may arise. Whe I need is an idea of what to include since the program will be downloaded on to the users computer, installed as a slide show. Bascically it is a year book series. I have acquired the rights of the yearbook, the owner of the yearbook, and the permission of the Historical Society but what I can't figure out how to work, is that the software is going to be downloaded and installed asnd I don'r want to be shot if it is not compatible although I do not see where it can be installed and cause any proble, But the lawyers tell me gotta have one, anmy ides, we're talking about a high school reunion book, which I scan all the pages, put a little time in planning it out. Not something I want to avoid since the client has about 50 yearbooks of just one school he want me to scan and hundreds of other in the school district. I might be able to reture paying up a lot of my old debts. Michel R Dolliver