Question
by Volker Weber
What is this:
593A53D0D-E2F7A8BF9-38D5723B9-47A2FD237-
1F53650A8-6A03581A3-D4FC41A11-3A8960928-
3FE11579C-402875827-7CBB775B5-342F0A6D3-
EF96791F7-35CD7ADEA-F385B35EB-8FA5D8B9D-
6DEA6E58F-F474452B3-7235A9962-3171A6936-
6A0B09A17-1D6E6F3E5-65B63704F-D50Update: This is indeed a license key. There is no way to cut and paste the key. You have to type it in. Some vendors really hate their customers.
Comments
Looks familiar ;-)
Looks like some licencse key. Maybe from your new toy, the BenHur²?
BTW: "Auflösung" wäre "solution" without the "re" - AFAIK.
Cheers
Is it your IPV9 address?
Longhorn License Key?
Don't know what it is - but it kills the layout of your site in my Firefox browser...
Any manufacturer requiring a 234-character license key to be typed in by hand deserves to be named and shamed - eh vowe?
John, each of those characters can be worth as much as 500 Euro. Is that enough information? ;-)
Please tell me it's not a Microsoft product!
@vowe - none the wiser, I'm afraid. And I probably shouldn't start guessing in case I upset someone here. But it's more expensive than any software I run at home, thank goodness.
The hourly rate for paying someone to key in a license-key that length CORRECTLY doesn't bear thinking about, whatever the software is!
Software Assembled in Pakistan?
;-) stw
"each of those characters can be worth as much as 500 Euro"
Does the manufacturer have three blue letters in it's logo? Does it have a tendency for VERY long product names?
I bet the software vendor comes from Germany and is located near Walldorf.
...100k Euro hmm....
How much do you want to bet? ;-)
Maybe I should have read your publications list first ;)
...Rochester?
