Registering your copy of !HID
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This program is shareware, which means that you can use it freely.
However, if you like the program and want to contribute to its
development, we kindly ask you to register yourself and pay a small fee.
Developing software is time consuming and expensive and by giving a
small donation you are actually making the development of this kind
of utilities possible.
If you want to register, please send us a minimum fee of GBP 10
or EUR 15 in any of the following ways:
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- Transfer money to our PayPal account
This is probably the easiest and most convenient method, but it requires
you to have a PayPal account yourself. Setting one up is very easy and safe.
More information can be obtained from the PayPal website.
Please supply your e-mail address and the computer's internal serial
number as comments.
Our PayPal account number is: (This is our account
to which you transfer the funds)
- Send money in the post
A good alternative for people without access to the above electronic
payment system. Please include a letter with your full name, e-mail address
and the internal serial number of your computer and send it to:
X-Ample Technology, P.O. Box 77, 5340 AB Oss, The Netherlands.
- Order from R-Comp
UK based company R-Comp has been so kind to offer their help in the
distribution of !HID. You can order !HID from them, by phone, e-mail
or regular mail and have !HID sent to you by e-mail or post. Alternatively
you may pick up a copy at shows. Contact details are on
the R-Comp website. R-Comp offer a variety of payment systems,
including payment by Credit Card.
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Installing the Licence file
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Once you've received the licence file, all you need to do is drop it
in the registration window (the pop-up window in the bottom left of
the screen) or on the !HID icon in the iconbar. The licence will then
be checked and installed. If the licence file is correct, the pop-up
window will no longer appear.
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© Copyright Paul Reuvers
X-Ample Technology bv
usb@xat.nl
Last changed: Last changed: Thursday, 01 April 2004 - 10:08 CET.
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