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Remy Lebeau (TeamB) napsal(a): The License Manager that is provided with RADStudio offers the option to enter a serial number as well. Thanks for the response, but I don't need to enter a serial number. When I run the License Manager, there already is my serial number included in the 'Unregistered serial numbers' tree node. What I need is to.register. my serial number. Right click on the serial number in the License Manager opens up the Registration Wizard which does not allow me to obtain the activation file by email.

Ivo Bauer OZM Research Ivo Bauer 05.11.07 0:50. Ivo Bauer wrote: Thanks for the response. They simply can't assume that everyone's development machine has internet connection to begin with. This is just ridiculous.

You don't have to have the development machine connected to the internet. You can go to any machine in the world and fill out the page here: and the proper files will be emailed to you. You can then follow the instructions in the email on the non-connected to the internet machine. Nick Hodges Delphi Product Manager - CodeGear Paul Scott 05.11.07 8:11. On Mon, 05 Nov 2007 14:37:39 -0000, Nick Hodges (CodeGear) wrote: You don't have to have the development machine connected to the internet.

You can go to any machine in the world and fill out the page here: Apologies if it's my eyesite that's failing, but I don't see how any new customer visiting would find that page. Support / Offerings / Installation and Registration leads to something which doesn't look like a registration form. O Error message you received, if any (preferably cut-and-paste of the verbatim message) o Explanation of what you were doing when the error occurred. And the top 4 results for a search for 'Register' are. 3rdRail Sweepstakes Official Rules 2.

Privacy Policy 4. Turbo products page - Paul Scott Information Management Systems Macclesfield, UK. Bob 05.11.07 7:32. Paul Scott wrote: On Mon, 05 Nov 2007 14:37:39 -0000, Nick Hodges (CodeGear) wrote: You don't have to have the development machine connected to the internet. You can go to any machine in the world and fill out the page here: Apologies if it's my eyesite that's failing, but I don't see how any new customer visiting would find that page. I agree there. There are many things on that site that seem like you must know the address rather than finding a link.

Eg, edit your account settings? Increase your registration limit? Register your software? Maybe these do in fact have links somewhere, but I sure can't find them. Craig Stuntz TeamB 05.11.07 7:35. Nick Hodges (CodeGear) wrote: Paul Scott wrote: Apologies if it's my eyesite that's failing, but I don't see how any new customer visiting would find that page. Nor do I.

However, the registration application does point to itright? How, exactly, would that help if one is installing it on machine 'A' (not internet connected), and wants to go to the website and register the program from machine 'B' (which is internet connected)? David Erbas-White Nick Hodges (CodeGear) 05.11.07 8:35.

Nick Hodges (CodeGear) wrote: Finn Tolderlund wrote: Doesn't it just start a browser with the URL on machine A which you can then write down on paper? Yes, but I'm /100%/ certain that David will complain about that.;-) You're correct - but my complaint is with 'software activation' as a whole. Anything that you folks do to make it MORE difficult for me to use the product is something that you'd better make DARNED sure has beneficial offsets.

There are several products that I use, on a fairly regular basis, where I haven't upgraded because of the difficulty that the vendor imposes with software activation (Adobe comes to mind immediately). I have bought/paid for the product, don't use it on anyone's machine but my own, but I have to pay the price for YOUR perceived problems with 'pirates'. And since you seem content to make a jibe at me , any progress on posting that escrow policy regarding software activation???

David Erbas-White Nick Hodges (CodeGear) 05.11.07 9:09. 'David Erbas-White' wrote machine but my own, but I have to pay the price for YOUR perceived problems with 'pirates'. You also pay extra at retail to accomodate shoplifting, and in the produce isle to cover spoilage. I'm no bigger a fan of activation schemes than you are, but software is hardly distinct in having customers pay more as a result of 'inefficiencies' in the distribution system. Sometimes it's in dollars, sometimes in inconvenience, but it's all a part of cost. BobD Nick Hodges (CodeGear) 05.11.07 10:02.

'Ivo Bauer' wrote in message news:472ed976@newsgroups.borland.com. When I run the License Manager, there already is my serial number included in the 'Unregistered serial numbers' tree node. What I need is to.register.

my serial number. Right click on the serial number in the License Manager opens up the Registration Wizard which does not allow me to obtain the activation file by email.

When I entered my serial number and then chose to register it, I was given the option to register via my BDN account online, which activated the serial number immediately without downloading any activation file first. Gambit Ondrej Popelka 05.11.07 15:27.

On Mon, 05 Nov 2007 19:44:22 +0100, Bob Dawson wrote: I'm no bigger a fan of activation schemes than you are, but software is hardly distinct in having customers pay more as a result of 'inefficiencies' in the distribution system. Sometimes it's in dollars, sometimes in inconvenience, but it's all a part of cost.

I'm not sure if people would get excited about frisk search every time they visit the store;) Perhaps if the officiers were of proper breast size. Bob Dawson 05.11.07 16:33. 'Nick Hodges (CodeGear)' wrote: You don't have to have the development machine connected to the internet. You can go to any machine in the world and fill out the page here: and the proper files will be emailed to you. Thanks for the response, Nick.

There is one problem though - I can't seem to find a way how to obtain a registration code that the web page asks for. From what I have read on that page, the registration code should be mentioned somewhere in the registration wizard window, but either I'm blind or there is not one.

The registration wizard for previous IDE versions (D7, D2005, BDS2006) used to show the registration code in there, but it's not the case with RAD Studio 2007. Could you please advise me how do I obtain one? I hope you can see this message as I had a hard drive crash yesterday and am accessing the newsgroup via web interface (HDD has a couple of bad blocks but it's still spinning, so I reinstalled the Windows and waiting for a new one to arrive.:-) Best regards, Ivo Nick Hodges (CodeGear) 06.11.07 10:10. 'Nick Hodges (CodeGear)' wrote: Ivo Bauer wrote: I can't seem to find a way how to obtain a registration code that the web page asks for It's the one that came with your product: your registration key. Nick, I have the impression that we are talking about different things.

Please let me recap my intentions: The product registration web page asks me to supply two things: (i) serial number, and (ii) registration code. The serial number is what came with my product (actually I'm on Studio type SA and received unserialized media kit for the RAD Studio upon my request, hence I'm using serial number I obtained through CodeGear maintenance portal). The registration code, on the other hand, is the second thing I need to specify on the product registration web page, but I don't know how to determine what it actually is. As I said, it used to be mentioned in the earlier versions of product registration wizard, but it's, for a reason unknown to me, hidden in the RAD Studio 2007 registration wizard. So, please let me repeat my question: Where do I obtain the registration code for my RAD Studio 2007?

In the earlier versions, it used to be generated randomly - on each installation it had a different value - AFAICS. Thank you very much in advance!

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Ivo Ivo Bauer 06.11.07 12:25. I have been watching this tread since I too, work on a computer that is not connected to the internet. My work is with classified data, that is why the CPU cannot be online. I am still working with the support folks to register my software.

The first activation file they sent me did not work, so it's on to round two. Bob Whitaker Ivo Bauer wrote: HiThe new registration wizard in RAD Studio 2007 offers only two registration options so far.

I am allowed only to either register online or import an activation (license) file. I don't want to register online. How do I obtain an activation file in order to register my copy of RAD Studio 2007? Thanks in advance! Ivo Bauer 11.11.07 12:24. Nick Hodges (CodeGear) napsal(a): Send me your key. We should be able to create a reg file for you.

I've just sent my serial number via email over to you. Kindly waiting for an activation file. One more thing: Although I greatly appreciate your personal involvement in this case, for the future I would rather be able to request an activation file directly via registration wizard.

From your response I get an impression that this feature is no longer available in the registration wizard, which is rather unfortunate.:-( Thanks! - Ivo Bauer Ivo Bauer 22.11.07 15:01.

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