Copy below as a text file with the name "license.txt" insert the
location of the file at the appropriate time.
k;jfdsg sadf98efdgnsfd adsfjknqweripuafev7h aefrg sf87yq34ru afeiv
s9prgf8by q34ub SFGIJSPKHJAER8IPSER SZDFPIKFSGBO[IA FDEOS
GFJNo[iajfduiafd gipaeruhadfkjsdfv adfvusaf98aert2q rk32q4
rksgbj9-zd8v uaje rq.k3rgn[9zvcu ser tqk3ugfh08dz7vh4w5jt
qpob87z0d8gfrb3q.r 0f8bvu s9e8rt q3ktn 9p f8v7 esa74th32q4bn8pf7vy
8esyt9-18435
Am I missing something here, I copy the text into a file called
Licence.dat.
Rename my original licence then copy the new licence where my original
licence is installed. All I get is errors. Is this a wind-up.
Geoff
You known, Geoff, paranoia reigns at PTC. It's so bad that they've invented
their own encryption technology. Talks to your sales rep. They have all that
secret stuff.
D. Janes
Guys, enough already.
I mean, I enjoy a good laugh.
The first 3-4 posts were sure worth it.
Anybody who is dim enough to go to this group for illegal licenses or tips
on creating and/or obtaining them, had it coming.
But don't you think it's loosing its entertainment value with repetition?
--
Alex Shishkin
Yes, it was a good laugh that I couldn't resist starting ;) Thanks to
all for carrying it along!
> Guys, enough already.
>
> I mean, I enjoy a good laugh.
> The first 3-4 posts were sure worth it.
> Anybody who is dim enough to go to this group for illegal licenses or tips
> on creating and/or obtaining them, had it coming.
> But don't you think it's loosing its entertainment value with repetition?
Whell, OH! Well, OH!
Here's my story.
Wife's idea to return to her country for a "little while."
She wants me to complete my Bachlor's, did this spring.
This was 2000.
In the fall of 2001 I was laid off.
Good for the Q.P.A.
I have been looking in this "God-forsaken" dump for more than a year.
My wife in the meantime decides to persue a Master's in Japan.
We see each other for maybe a week about twice a year.
This has draged out for twice the intended length of time.
Her degree is finished next spring.
Oh, by the way, she has out two children with her: ages 5 1/2 for the
boy and almost 4 for the girl.
Add this on.
Our second son will be born:
1.) Between my daughter's and my 40th birthdays.
2.) Not considered an American citizen as our other children (Born in
the U.S.A.!)
Now hears the morals:
It's nice to poke fun at the pitiful on your own turf, but only for a
short time.
Despite the fact that I recently needed my roof replaced and was
turned down for a loan, I work at a grocery store, doesn't get me to
the breaking point.
So venting is "allowed ;)".
Most people do not have the general knowledge that the average reader
of this group possesses. And are unfortunately stuck in far lowlier
predicaments. I see this every day at work at present. Give thanks
you have what you have.
So what, who cares!!!
Listen I should have known better to ask for a license (Note the "S")
thats why I said "Is this a wind up" in my original post. I dont know
I was taken in, my guard was down. I have read a thousand posts where people
ask for a crack then get the piss taken out of them.
I was just curious so I emailed a couple of you guys for it.
Note, I use proe at work & at home with a crack for learning the thing &
I dont sell copies. So whats the problem. This group has been invaluable
to me on many occasions, I hope this continues.
Geoff
Student Edition has a different kernel encryption; files created in it
are not readable with retail versions of ProE, and vice-versa. Also,
you can't upgrade SE to a retail version, so anything created in it
will never be able to be opened by retail versions of Pro.
That's funny, I re-read my post a couple of times before I sent it,
and I never saw myself saying that. Are you a psychic?
I think what my post said was to be aware that SE-created files are
incompatible with retail-created files. You know, just a heads-up for
people who plan on trying to use SE for 'real' work.
Hang on, I'll read it again.
Yep, that's what it says.
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