DinK477
Member
Posted 2 years ago
I recently built a new computer after my old one died. I lost both of my hard drives, which is where I had my Citrus Alarm Clock activation key saved. Would I be able to get my key sent to me again?
(PS, I'm assuming you can get my email address from my user account info so I don't have to post it here; please let me know if this is not the case.)
Thanks!
Andrew
Mark
Administrator
Posted 2 years ago
OK. Your license has been re-sent. Let me know if you need anything else. 
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Posted 2 years ago
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Posted 2 years ago
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Anonymous
Posted 2 years ago
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Bubby
Member
Posted 2 years ago
Just went fishing through my old email archives to find my license file. I fooled myself because I have a secured text file (Locknote rocks) with most of my utility registration infos. I have my username and reg key there but the app calls for a file.
The question then is: Is it really more secure or necessary to have this info in a file? Why not simply have the user enter his name and serial?
Liking the beta so far, running on Win7 HP RTM.
Mark
Administrator
Posted 2 years ago
Hello. Glad you're enjoying the beta!
Anyway, yes, the files are used for added security. Technically speaking, using a file isn't completely necessary---it's just that the security key is pretty long, more characters than would be convenient to type in manually, so everything is stored in a small file instead to make registering quicker and easier.