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Story invented for sympathy.Originally posted by NickFitz View PostThat's odd: I just went and downloaded VC++2008 Express and installed it; when I went through the registration process, it didn't say "Thanks, we will email you your details" at all. It said:
Thank you for registering!
Your e-mail address has been verified and a "thank you" e-mail with links to valuable registration offers and resources has been sent to your inbox.
Completing Registration of your Product
Your registration key is: 1X5QD6N2M9MSXF
To complete registration of your software:
Step 1. Copy the 14-character registration key from above.
Step 2. From the Help menu of Visual C++ 2008 Express Edition, select "Register Product...."
Step 3. Paste the registration key into the Product Registration dialog box and click the 'Complete Registration' button.
Could it by any chance be that you didn't actually read what it said?
I sympathize.
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Maybe IT isn't for youOriginally posted by suityou01 View PostIt was. I am an idiot.
To be honest I am just sooooooooooooooooo pissed off right now. ALL I WANT TO DO IS A FRAKIN SCREEN GRAB.
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrrgggggggggh
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It was. I am an idiot.Originally posted by NickFitz View PostThat's odd: I just went and downloaded VC++2008 Express and installed it; when I went through the registration process, it didn't say "Thanks, we will email you your details" at all. It said:
Thank you for registering!
Your e-mail address has been verified and a "thank you" e-mail with links to valuable registration offers and resources has been sent to your inbox.
Completing Registration of your Product
Your registration key is: 1X5QD6N2M9MSXF
To complete registration of your software:
Step 1. Copy the 14-character registration key from above.
Step 2. From the Help menu of Visual C++ 2008 Express Edition, select "Register Product...."
Step 3. Paste the registration key into the Product Registration dialog box and click the 'Complete Registration' button.
Could it by any chance be that you didn't actually read what it said?
To be honest I am just sooooooooooooooooo pissed off right now. ALL I WANT TO DO IS A FRAKIN SCREEN GRAB.
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrrgggggggggh
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That's odd: I just went and downloaded VC++2008 Express and installed it; when I went through the registration process, it didn't say "Thanks, we will email you your details" at all. It said:Originally posted by suityou01 View PostDownloads VC++ 2008 Express edition.
Installs it. "You need to register your product"
Registers it. "Thanks, we will email you your details"
Thank you for registering!
Your e-mail address has been verified and a "thank you" e-mail with links to valuable registration offers and resources has been sent to your inbox.
Completing Registration of your Product
Your registration key is: 1X5QD6N2M9MSXF
To complete registration of your software:
Step 1. Copy the 14-character registration key from above.
Step 2. From the Help menu of Visual C++ 2008 Express Edition, select "Register Product...."
Step 3. Paste the registration key into the Product Registration dialog box and click the 'Complete Registration' button.
Could it by any chance be that you didn't actually read what it said?
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It does. I had a previous install so it seems. I uninstalled and reinstalled. No difference. Over to technical I go. Dum de dum de dum ....Originally posted by NickFitz View PostI've replied to you about VSE registration over in Technical, if you want to have a look.
Doesn't VSE run for 30 days without registration? VSWDE always had that option for me.
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you're thinking of HOSOriginally posted by zeitghostI though POC meant POS, but more politely.
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I've replied to you about VSE registration over in Technical, if you want to have a look.
Doesn't VSE run for 30 days without registration? VSWDE always had that option for me.
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Your PoC for Plan B failed.
Start over.
Find a new reason to load a memory resident bitmap into a GKT_Widget...
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<SY01 Translator>Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostAnd in English?
I tried to do something for free. It's hard when you don't get any support so I decided to pay for it. Even when I pay for it, support and a working program are not forthcoming.
I am frustrated.
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