GMMan, Hexadecimal Blacksmith
Blocked
Check your firewall and Internet connection. The program checks with their licensing site every time you start the program and every time you open the about box, etc. Not being able to connect to Plimus' server might make it think that you are not registered.
ilox
Member
Thanks for the suggestion GMMan, I still have full Internet access so I'm not sure that is the problem. I cant get into the About page or any other page on the program. The small box says that my 14 day Trial period is over and I need to Buy a License to continue using it.
Tonight I have written to the software company to see if they can give some ideas what is going wrong with their software.
We are sorry but there is registration flow and we cannot change it.
It is described in the instruction included in the Give Away of the Day package:
1. Run Setup.exe
2. Run Activate.exe
3. Enter license number in the License dialog (accessible from G-Recorder tray icon menu)
It looks like that some of the above steps was not executed, that's why for some users G-Recorder remained in trial.
Please note that GOTD license has no free vendor support, it prevents installing G-Recorder after promotion day on another computers and has no free upgrades - these are official GOTD license restrictions.
sorry for inconvenience,
G-Recorder Team
Thanks for an answer on this g-recorder. All too often, publishers tend to not watch the forums here for possible problems with their product. It's refreshing to see it. I edited your post and removed the license number as that is a violation of terms. There are still ways to exploit the system with the reg code. Thanks again and we look forward to hearing from you again in the future.
GMMan, Hexadecimal Blacksmith
Blocked
@Wizzard: Hmm... If the developer wanted people to have their code, then why not allow it? There is an activate.exe with the package, so attempts to use the code on non-giveaway installations should (hopefully) be impossible. I'm pretty sure the developer can handle the consequences of them displaying the code.
It doesn't matter if the developer wanted it, the posting of the code was in violation of not just forum rules, but GOTD rules as well.
GMMan, Hexadecimal Blacksmith
Blocked
<sigh> I guess a developer's helpfulness is trumped by rules. How unfortunate.
GMMan, how do you know that it is really the developer, when anybody posts a reg-code here?
If you don't know our rules, you can read them here :
Rules Specific to the Giveaway Forums
Please respect them. Thank you.
graylox
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