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On Thu, 11 Oct 2007 19:47:56 -0700, billpfeifer@hotmail.com wrote:
>I decided to re-post this so that if someone googles for this subject,
>they will find it.
>I got this key from Microsoft. They said it would work with *all*
>CDs, and said, "feel free to pass this on".
>I guess since they don't support it anymore, there's no reason to
>keep it a secret anymore. Anyway, the generic key is:
>VP9VV-VJW7Q-MHY6W-JK47R-M2KGJ
>Be sure you look closely at the letters. On my LCD monitor, it is
>difficult to see the difference between the single letter W and VV,
>which is two letters "V".
>In the first block, VP9 is followed by two V's. The rest are W's.
That doesn't sound like Microsoft to me, but I don't know much.
In most of my programs I can't tell rn from m. or rrm from who knows
what. This one has serifs and I can see the gaps, but the ones
that don't have them are real hard to read.
If you are inclined to email me
for some reason, remove NOPSAM
>I decided to re-post this so that if someone googles for this subject,
>they will find it.
>I got this key from Microsoft. They said it would work with *all*
>CDs, and said, "feel free to pass this on".
>I guess since they don't support it anymore, there's no reason to
>keep it a secret anymore. Anyway, the generic key is:
>VP9VV-VJW7Q-MHY6W-JK47R-M2KGJ
>Be sure you look closely at the letters. On my LCD monitor, it is
>difficult to see the difference between the single letter W and VV,
>which is two letters "V".
>In the first block, VP9 is followed by two V's. The rest are W's.
That doesn't sound like Microsoft to me, but I don't know much.
In most of my programs I can't tell rn from m. or rrm from who knows
what. This one has serifs and I can see the gaps, but the ones
that don't have them are real hard to read.
If you are inclined to email me
for some reason, remove NOPSAM