On Mar 30, 2005, at 10:39 PM, Stefan Pantke wrote:
I have an app, which up to this moment of time, forced no registered
user to send an error report.
Now, I have someone, who told me, that a registration number is not
accepted. I verified it on several systems: OK. I downloaded the
shipping app and verified again: OK.
What to do now? What do YOU do?
I don't chalk this up as a scam, just as someone who can't type. If
you allow them to paste the s/n in place, tell them to do so. Some
people don't realize that they can do that. For some people, I either
send them an executable that is custom build with their name & s/n and
it will write the appropriate registration file(s) in place. I also
make it known to them that it is a custom build so that they will be
leery of sharing. In other cases, I register the application locally,
stuff the file and send it to them. Then I tell them to unstuff the
file and where to place it (on the drive).
Christian
Pariahware, Inc. Custom Software
<pariahware at pariahware dot com>
<http://www.pariahware.com>
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