Support for additional email applications would be nice, but at least for now the two biggies - Appleis Mail, and Entourage from Microsoft - are covered. LicenseKeeper supports importing email messages from Mail, Entourage, and PowerMail. LicenseKeeper stores copies of emails and other files. If you forget, youill end up importing the wrong email message - and if you are already in Mail, why not just drag the message into LicenseKeeper? I prefer the second method since you the first requires you select a message in your email application before clicking the Attach Email button. Second, you can drag an email into the Attachments field in LicenseKeeper. Importing emails into LicenseKeeper works one of two ways: First, you can use the Attach Email button.
#LICENSEKEEPER SERIAL NUMBER#
In the old days, we called those serial number crackers. Iim not holding my breath for that feature since I assume it would be a monumental task to figure out how every application stores its registration and license information, and I also imagine that most developers arenit hip on the idea of applications that can extract license information. The only thing that could make this feature even cooler would be auto-entering the product serial number for you, too. Once you select the application you want to import, LicenseKeeper auto-fills the app name, version number, and icon for you. Importing applications is pretty slick, too. After installing the application, I clicked the New Item button, entered some information about an application, and was done.
The learning curve for LicenseKeeper is surprisingly flat. The files it stores are copies, and not merely pointers back to the original, so you also get the bonus of having extra backups of registration files, license files, and emails. Since LicenseKeeper can store pretty much anything that relates to your applications, it makes for an easy to use go-to for everything relating to software registrations.
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