ARTM 1.7 without shareware alerts?

brian_p · 21 March 2019, 14:59

Anyone know if there exist a keyfile to remove the shareware alert on startup and shutdown of ARTM v1.7 (and v2.04 from Aminet) or if that program always comes with this feature no matter if you've payed the shareware fee or not... or if it's possible to have it removed some other way?

brian_p · 24 March 2019, 10:09

Just checked with SnoopDOS and neither version of ARTM seem to try loading a keyfile so I guess that answers that question and I can't see a way to enter a serialcode or something manually into the program either so guess it's always going to be there?

Lizard · 26 March 2019, 00:35

I think I used the Requester Timeout function of MCP to close that window automatically.

brian_p · 26 March 2019, 18:21

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lizard

I think I used the Requester Timeout function of MCP to close that window automatically.

MCP isn't an option, this is for a utilitydisk of mine that I want to be KS1.x compatible (found a cracked version of 2.0 though it's not KS1.3 so it doesn't help me).

21 March 2019, 14:59	#1
brian_p Registered User Join Date: Mar 2019 Location: Sweden Posts: 31	ARTM 1.7 without shareware alerts? Anyone know if there exist a keyfile to remove the shareware alert on startup and shutdown of ARTM v1.7 (and v2.04 from Aminet) or if that program always comes with this feature no matter if you've payed the shareware fee or not... or if it's possible to have it removed some other way?

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24 March 2019, 10:09	#2
brian_p Registered User Join Date: Mar 2019 Location: Sweden Posts: 31	Just checked with SnoopDOS and neither version of ARTM seem to try loading a keyfile so I guess that answers that question and I can't see a way to enter a serialcode or something manually into the program either so guess it's always going to be there?

26 March 2019, 00:35	#3
Lizard Registered User Join Date: Oct 2018 Location: Netherlands Posts: 20	I think I used the Requester Timeout function of MCP to close that window automatically.

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