I'm registered!

[Shoonay]

I'm a happy registered user since: Fri, 6 Aug 2004 09:20:54 +0200 (CEST)



@Smiley1635: You should really try the super extra mega cool multi-user key registration thingy's, sometimes

[Amiga1992]

Originally Posted by Smiley1635

Do you all not think that making the reg fee $5 would make more people want to pay for it and there for generating more cash for the WHD team?

Nope, 15 is not much money. How many days can it take you to save 15 pounds? Save a pound per day, in 15 days you'll get it. Save 50 cents per day, you'll get there in a month.

Stop moaning about the registration price. If you have a PC and are connected to the internet you more thn well can afford a WHDLoad registration.

Originally Posted by Shoonay

@Smiley1635: You should really try the super extra mega cool multi-user key registration thingy's, sometimes

You mean the pirate ones that once detected by the whdload executable, cause your startup-sequence to disappear?

[Shoonay]

Originally Posted by pxscroll

You mean the pirate ones that once detected by the whdload executable, cause your startup-sequence to disappear?

LOL

...well, no...

I've tried to locate this on the main whdload page, but there's no info about multi-user keys... strange...
Got the key legally - through this registration form on www.ppa.pl
With few other guys, paying the required amount of cash, i got a direct mail from Bert - with a personal key.

[Carlos Ace]

I´ve missed my 20 years E.A.B birthday
But ... steel here...

[mkrleza]

I am all for supporting this. But 15 pounds? I know, it is deserved, but still...

[ptyerman]

Well worth every penny. £15 is nothing for something as useful as this, I registered after the first time I used it and have no regrets whatsoever!

[Bren McGuire]

wow so much for being supportive. 15 quid is not even much for literally years (decade+) or work. thats what, 3 beers? probably two. jesus christ.

Originally Posted by mkrleza

I am all for supporting this. But 15 pounds? I know, it is deserved, but still...

[gimbal]

It's more of a psychological thing than anything else really, I'd say. Free software exists, why ever pay.

You have to pay for software at least once and then it becomes easier in my experience. I paid for my password manager to be able to use it freely on my Android devices, it was a hump but I did it.

[Anubis]

Seems gimbal never heard of keepass. (should add it to list of useful windows programs in OT area )

15 pounds is different thing in different parts of the world. It might be 2-3 beers where you or I live, but it can be one day pay somewhere else...

I registered WHDLoad long time ago, and it is nice to see your name pop before game starts and that is only difference between registered and unregistered version as far as I know.

[gimbal]

There are a hundred password managers, keepass is just one of them. I picked the one most colleagues were using and I'm happy with it. Everyone should pick the one that fits their needs, no recommendations needed or warranted.

[PerryRhodan]

The best password manager in my opinion for Windows is Roboform and you can continue to use the trial version for free if you set up a trial account. Sticky Password isn't bad either and quite cheap for a lifetime license.