[mathcad] RE: Mathcad 13 and C_Dilla

Author: Mike Austin Posted: Mon, 16 Jan 2006 15:31:58 +0000

Mike Austin "mike" writes
>
>I just upgraded my disk on my IBM T42p, and c_dilla has now de-activated
>my installation of Mathcad 13. It will not automatically activate as I
>have two installations (the other on the desktop PC).

Well, having got the request code from "Manual activation", I spoke with
Adept Scientific who sorted me out OK. Apparently, the request code goes
wrong sometimes and doesn't produce the right number. Haven't heard from
MathSoft who I emailed originally. But then they wake up later, being on
the other side of the pond to me.

So, I have learned not to upgrade hard disks or have a hard disk failure
out of office hours - until they get a user-friendly licensing system.

--
Mike Austin

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