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Old June 18th, 2002, 03:29 PM
KShoemaker KShoemaker is offline
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Unhappy PC Crash! ?? Serial # for microstudio

Can't re-install my software because I don't know where to find my Serial #. Or for that matter, what Serial # is needed. My pc crashed about a mo. and I had to have it formatted.. If anyone can help.....Thanks KS
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Old June 19th, 2002, 02:19 AM
Brian Corr Brian Corr is offline
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You will have to contact MTU about your missing serial number, there is not another way to solve this.
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Old June 24th, 2002, 09:58 AM
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Serial Number...

Your KHPro serial number is found in the email that our store sent you when you purchased the software. This email included instructions to print the email, and save a backup copy of the downloaded file on a CDROM. I hope you have done that. If not, it takes us 10 minutes to verify your order and create your serial number and download link.

If you purchased within 3 months, we will do this for free as a service to you. Go to our Help Desk and select Shipment for the category. Tell Doug when you purchased, the product name and that you have lost the email and download file.

If you purchased longer than 3 months ago, please go to http://www.mtu.com/ and order the KHPro Upgrade for $15 to pay for our time to help you. Then, please, print the email and save the downloaded file to a CDROM data disc.
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Old June 24th, 2002, 05:08 PM
George George is offline
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Kshoemaker,

I never used to make out trying to make a back up of MTU products, but the fault was mine. I developed the habit of opening the file to download instead of saving to disc then making a backup of the unopened file to a cd.

Needless to say, I've changed my habits. Hope this tidbit helps in the future.

Take Care,

George
 


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