> I'm having trouble registering ScriptBuilder 3.0 online. Every time I
> try to submit the registration I get an invalid serial number message.
> The serial number is correct according to the one printed on the
> registration card. I seem to remember there being a similar problem
> registering NOF 4.0 online.

> I also have to add my comments regarding ScriptBuilder being a bit of a
> resource hog. The first time I opened it my machine slowed to a crawl. I
> checked the resource meter and here's the results:

> System Resources: 13% free
> User Resources: 29% free
> GDI Resources: 15% free

> Other than a couple of background apps, nothing else was running. I
> hadn't even opened a script yet. When I opened the calendar.js I got the
> dreaded "90" of your resources are in use...." message. I did remove
> some of the reference libraries but it didn't make that much of a
> difference. On the upside, as soon as I closed ScriptBuilder the
> resources were freed up.

> PS Specs:
> Intel PII 400
> 256 MB 100mhz SDRAM
> 14.4 Gig IBM HDD (6+ gigs free)
> 9.1 Seagate Medalist HDD (5+ gigs free)
> Windows 98

> If there's not a patch for this soon, there's no way I'll be able to use
> it. I can't imagine having ScriptBuilder and NS or IE open at the same
> time, much less NOF 4.0 as well.

> Fwiw, I can run Photoshop, TrueSpace (rendering), Netscape, Eudora and
> NOF at the same time and the resources barely dip into the yellow. I
> can't imagine that ScriptBuilder is performing anything more intense
> than those apps just by being open.

> I love the idea of having all my scripting resources in the same place,
> along with the script inspector and syntax checker, but in it's current
> state I'll be going back to TextPad.

> Adrian.

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> Adrian Burke
> GrowerNet Solutions, Inc.
> http://www.growernet.com
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