Rui Nortada <nor...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Sure, just go to http://www.gpsu.co.uk/ & click on Registration.
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> Hello everyone!
> I have an ETREX, anf it works very well with the Gps Utility software; the
> problem is that i only have an unregisted version (wich has seious
> limitations)
> Does anyone have a serial number or other crack to make it registered ?
Agreed, GPS Utility is excellent. So why not pay towards the effort Alan
Murphy put in to develop it for you???
Adrian.
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On 6-Nov-2000, "Rui Nortada" <nor...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> I have an ETREX, anf it works very well with the Gps Utility software; the
> problem is that i only have an unregisted version (wich has seious
> limitations)
> Does anyone have a serial number or other crack to make it registered ?
Yes I have a serial number. So I guess I've got two choices.
1. I give it to you. Alan gets no revenue. He stops developing the software.
No more upgrades for me.
2. I don't give it to you. You pay Alan. He continues to develop the
software. I get an even better version of an already excellent program.
Guess which way I'm going to go.
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Regards
Mary
Caro Rui, Voçe e agora uma galinha que fue a dar com a morada das raposas.
Eu tambem não vou a dar o codigo. A mia guerra e so com a Garmin, por isso,
se voçe quiser uma copia destes programas, escreva directamente para min
Cumprimentos
If I were Alan, and did receive a registration from Andy, I woun't honor it
for any amount. Probably Andy's the type to sell the sn, to recover his
cost, several times over.
"Mary Sanders" <mary_s...@usa.net> wrote:
> And Why don't sell you the Mapsource in time of ask me??
>
> Regards
>
> Mary
You seem to be somewhat unclear on the concept here.
Thanks,
zulutime
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Before you buy.
No! Andy is already a registered GPS User (paid on 19th May 2000).
I am still developing the program for people like Andy and the revenue
does mean that my wife doesn't complain so much when I spend hours on
the computer. Current policy is that upgrades are free to registered
users.
You may like to note that I did have an earlier e-mail conversation
with "Rui Nortada" and I helped him to sort out his interface problems
- at least I assume so, as he seems to be working with GPSU now - but
I have not received an order from him.
Alan Murphy
http://homepages.enterprise.net/murphy
at approx N51°00' W001°22'
Bollocks - you missed the sarcasm in Andy's reply completely.
Andy is making the point that if Alan doesn't receive revenue from new
users e.g. Rui, Alan will stop developing the software, and Andy won't
get any more upgrades. Andy wants to receive upgrades with new
features and fixes to any discovered problems, compatibility with new
GPSs etc, so Andy thinks it is in Andy's interest not to give the
serial number to e.g. Rui.
It is Rui's registration that perhaps Alan should look at closely, if
it ever arrives.
Rgds
Denis
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andy...@beeb.net wrote:
>
>
>On 6-Nov-2000, "Rui Nortada" <nor...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>> I have an ETREX, anf it works very well with the Gps Utility software; the
>> problem is that i only have an unregisted version (wich has seious
>> limitations)
>> Does anyone have a serial number or other crack to make it registered ?
>
>Yes I have a serial number. So I guess I've got two choices.
>
>1. I give it to you. Alan gets no revenue. He stops developing the software.
>No more upgrades for me.
>
>2. I don't give it to you. You pay Alan. He continues to develop the
>software. I get an even better version of an already excellent program.
>
>Guess which way I'm going to go.
>
>