RPM Life Planner version 2.1 crack
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2.1 .
Thanks in advance.
DragonRider
The program is not very well protected, apparently. I also was
looking for a workaround a few weeks ago, what I found is that this
program will allow a registry entry to determine expiration! Lucky
for us; not for them, though! I'm not yet very, very familiar or at
easy with registry editing but have enough "experience" to have
carefully found this workaround. In the attached reg file, the day,
month and year are what are important.
Btw, there is a manual way, but if you're not too comfortable with
registry editing, you can use this method here first. (See at the
bottom for manual way; it is actually pretty easy as I just found out
today.)
The attached reg file (just a text file renamed to reg) has this info
exactly (open up with a text editor, if you're not too familiar with
this process and you'll see this yourself):
******************************************************
REGEDIT4
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\AnthonyRobbins Life Mgt. System\RPM Life
Planner\Version 2.1]
"Trial Started 2.0"=dword:00000001
"Trial Start Year 2.0"=dword:000007d5
"Trial Start Month 2.0"=dword:00000004
"Trial Start Day 2.0"=dword:00000013
"User Name"=""
"Plan on disk"=dword:00000001
"Plan path"="C:\\WINDOWS\\Desktop\\RPL\\My Life Planner.rpl"
******************************************************
(***NOTE: CHANGE THE PATH ABOVE BEFORE USING to where your RPL file
is from what is it here, the windows desktop. Note the double back
slashes whereas we would use just one in an Explorer window! This is
important.)
The lines above with "Trial start..." are what governs the trial
period. I was told an online hex editor would allow me to change the
values of the year which was the only tricky part above. i.e., in the
"Trial Start Month 2.0" with numbers: 00000003, well it's pretty
obvious that 3 stands for March as March is 3rd month of the year,
right? Easy. But how in heck does the 7d5 in 000007d5 mean 2005, as
I later found out?
Well, there is an online tool that will do the conversion from hex,
the 7d5, to 2005, as it were. It is found here:
http://flor.nl/dec2hex.html
I found this extremely easy to use. If you plug in "7d5" in the box
marked "(hex)", when you then click into one of the other boxes and it
doesn't matter which one, it does the calculation and 2005 shows up in
the "(dec)" box.
Similarly, when you change the year to 2006 in the "(dec)" box, "7d6"
shows up in the "(hex)" box, etc.
Or, an even neater trick, the trusty little calculator that comes with
Windows can do this. Just click on "Scientific" under view to change
it from the regular calculator to the Scientific one. Then click on
the "Dec" radio button and key in, say, 2005 on the keypad so that
"2005" shows in the display. When you then click on the "Hex" radio
button, the display shows "7d5". I thought that this was pretty kewl!
So that means that you type the year that you want while in "Dec"
mode, then switch over to "Hex" mode to see what year you would plug
in to the reg file when you need to change the year. The month and
day are easy to change and you don't need any fancy converter for
them.
Then you would just open up the reg file in notepad and change any of
the day, month or year values and re-save and then just right-click
and "merge" to have the new info saved into the registry. This is
pretty easy to do.
************
MANUAL WAY:
------------------------
If you're comfortable with registry editing, this one is very easy, as
I just found out.
Launch the registry editor ("regedit" in the RUN under the Windows
Start button) and then search for "AnthonyRobbins".
Once the entry is found in the registry, you'll see something like a
folder with "AnthonyRobbins Life Mgt. System" as its title. If you
expand that folder, you'll see a subfolder called "RPM Life Planner"
with 3 subfolders below that. The last one at the bottom is called
"Version 2.1". This is where the dates can be changed.
There are 2 "columns" called "Name" and "Data" in the right-hand side
of my regedit. In the "Name" column, when you right-click on "Trial
Start Year 2.0", you then get a context menu that has 3 lines with
"Modify", "Delete" and "Rename" with a separator between the first
two. Select "Modify".
Lo and behold, you have your choice of hex or dec to use so just click
on the "Dec" radio button and you see the date in a recognizable text
format! Yeay!! Change the date there and then click "OK" and the
change is made. Change the day and month in the same way and you're
done.
Close the registry editor and when you launch the RPM Life Planner,
it'll now work.
Good luck and hope that the above was clear enough. I'm not too
terribly experienced in this type of thing, but the above workaround
has allowed me more time to test this software because the time given
was just not enough.
DragonRider
See my response. In my Agent, it came up as a separate entry and not
in this thread because of the attachment, I'm guessing.
Good luck.