Your Daily Horoscope v2.1 serial key or number

Where are my *!@#! codes to install the program?

The codes are usually located on the little white CD sleeve, the one with the clear cellophane window. If you turn it over and look under the flap, your codes should be there. Occasionally, they are on the invoice. If not, you have probably bought your software from a dealer and will need to call Astrolabe and receive them. Have your CD number and paperwork handy to verify sale. If you lost your codes, give us a call for new ones. Before you do so it will be quicker if you give us your serial number, you can find that in most programs by clicking on 'help' and then 'about program.'

I recently installed Solar Fire V8. I have Solar Maps and for some reason if I am in that program and hit select charts it takes me to the folder menu instead of the charts I had open on Solar Fire. I used to be able to do it in the prior version. What happened?

Solar Fire V8 comes with a new Solar Maps v4 that you should use now instead of version 3. The features are the same except that Solar Maps v4 works with Solar Fire V8.

I purchased Parallels and installed Solar Fire on my Mac. Every time I try to save a file, the whole system instantly crashes. Please help.

There is a setting in Parallels called 'shared folders' and/or 'shared profiles' that MUST be turned off. It's in the Parallels settings under virtual machine / advanced or something similar (the menus keep changing from version to version). It's a trick that Parallels does to try and share your documents folder with the Mac, but it's not compatible with a lot of programs and Solar Fire can't find any user files when it's turned on.

I cannot connect with e-mail through Solar Fire as I cannot get it to link to a mail program. I get a message about needing outlook express or some equivalent, but Windows 7 uses LIVE Mail. I created a LIVE MAIL account, but it does not link with Solar Fire.

There is a bug in the Windows LIVE mail program on Windows 7 so it doesn't work with the MAPI protocol that programs like Solar Fire use to send emails to each other. I did a web search on this and I read that this 'hot fix' will make Windows LIVE work properly with MAPI. I haven't tried it yet. manicapital.com

Also you can just select to save the chart rather than selecting 'attach to email'. Then just save the picture to a place where you can find it such as your documents folder. Then go into the email program, start your email and tell it you want to attach a file to the email. Then browse to that spot where you saved the file.

What I recommend though is to use a different email program. Try Thunderbird the email program (by Firefox) at manicapital.com instead. Or you could try Seamonkey which is like Firefox and Thunderbird combined into one program. Seamonkey is what I use: manicapital.com
- Ray

Solar Fire Gold can't find any files or says the file is empty. My Documents folder problem.

Solar Fire Gold has a new file structure. Each Windows user's files are kept in their own personal 'My Documents' folder. However as of this writing there are a few issues that can happen involving the name or location of your 'My Documents' folder which can cause problems for Solar Fire making it unable to find your files.

Solar Fire 4 (and earlier?) incompatible with AOL�?

A couple of our customers who have upgraded to AOL on their windows XP systems have reported that they can no longer open up charts in their Solar Fire 4 program. Trying to do so causes the Solar Fire program to crash. Apparently AOL upgrades several parts of the Windows operating system in a way that makes it no longer compatible with older versions of Solar Fire. Uninstalling AOL and/or Reinstalling Solar Fire has not helped to fix this problem. To fix this problem you will need to upgrade your Solar Fire

So far as of 12/29/ this problem has only been reported on Windows XP computers. Currently we are not sure if this happens every time AOL� is installed, or only under certain conditions.

General Printing Problems

In Windows, the driver software that is supplied by the printer manufacturer handles all the tasks of printing. When a document prints out fine on one type of a printer but not on another, the source of the problem can be traced to the printer manufacturer's drivers. Our astrology software uses special fonts and advanced printing functions (for printing glyphs and wheels) which are not used by most other software. Therefore, it sometimes reveals glitches in printer drivers that other programs won't encounter. Currently, our software has no known bugs in its printing output. Installing a newer or different driver or, sometimes, just reinstalling your current driver will usually fix any problems. These drivers are updated frequently by the manufacturer and you may not have the latest driver even if you purchased the printer today. Be sure to check out the manufacturer's website because the drivers supplied by Microsoft at the Windows update site are not always the latest or greatest drivers.

Occasionally, we have had problems with some Lexmark and HP printers. These problems are due to the printer drivers supplied by those manufacturers. HP has the best hardware available but sometimes their drivers do have problems. Lexmark drivers seem to be especially buggy and we recommend going with a different manufacturer. Lexmark printers are the cheapest but their ink cartridges are also the most expensive; you will not save money in the long run.

HP Printers:
HP has two or more different types of drivers available for most of their printers. In most cases on their web site, manicapital.com, you can find a PCL 6 driver, a PCL 5 driver and, in some cases, a Postscript (PS) driver. Some of our customers have reported strange glitches with the PCL6 driver (glyphs that are rotated wrong, or garbage characters printed on wheels or transit reports). These bugs are fixed by installing the PCL5 driver instead, which is apparently more compatible with all Windows programs. No problems have been reported with the Postscript driver either. Be careful to read the installation instructions for the HP drivers, because it's not a very user-friendly process. You must download the file, and then run the program that extracts it to a folder on your hard drive. Then, you must browse to that folder and run the setup icon to install the driver.

Also, please refer to the section on glyphs if your astro glyphs are missing or printing incorrectly. This can sometimes be due to problems with the installation of the astro glyph font in the Windows system.

Solar Fire 5 and 6

Solar Fire and XP:

Solar Fire v2, v4, v5 and v6 are compatible with Win XP. You must have the latest versions, though. Some updates are available on the website. In all cases, you must re-start your computer after the install.

The first version of Windows XP that came out in has some graphics bugs that can make Solar Fire crash. This doesn't apply if you have the Service Pack 1 version (AKA Version (or later)). If you have the original version you can get the bug fixes by going to manicapital.com Make sure you go into the areas labeled 'Windows XP Updates' and 'Driver Updates' and get the updates available in there. The Windows Update web site won't select those for you automatically, it will only give you the 'Critical Updates' automatically, but these 'Critical Updates' have to do with internet security patches, not bug fixes.

After re-starting your computer, but before going to our website and obtaining the Solar Fire update, first go into the program and go to "Preferences" and then "Save Settings". Now you are ready to retrieve the update.

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Problems Installing or Updating

When I try to install Solar Fire, Nova Chartwheels or the Alabe Report Program I get an error message that mentions "The system is not suitable for running MS-DOS and 16 bit windows programs".

This error indicates that your Windows OS has a problem, certain important system files are missing or damaged. The error message should give the name of the file in question. The problem file(s) are required to run programs that were designed for earlier versions of windows, such as the Solar Fire install program which was made to be compatible with older versions of Windows.

If you have Windows XP, Please download and run this Windows XP fixing program, it should fix your computer. This program is not created by or warranteed by "Astrolabe.' manicapital.com

If you have Windows or NT see the link to the Microsoft tech support web site below for more information.
You should also scan your computer for viruses and spyware as mentioned below.

This problem happens in at least three cases.

A: You have a Dell computer and you installed Windows XP Service Pack 2. Service Pack 2 seems to break Dell computers so that many install programs will not work. There is more information on this situation on the Dell web site here.

B: You had a virus. Certain viruses will break your computer in this way. Virus programs like Norton can remove viruses from your computer, but they do NOT repair the damage that Viruses have done. WHenever you have a virus you should go to the virus companies web site and read about that virus to find out what additional steps you have to take to repair your computer.

C: Certain Spyware programs especially one called Wndupdate can do this. If the problem keeps recurring then you should try a spywarescanning program to scan your computer. Norton doesn't necessarily scan for spyware. Here is the best free spyware scanner. Adaware is an excellent spyware scanner which you can use for free, it is located here: manicapital.com

If the XP_FIX program listed above doesn't work, here is a more complicated fixing procedure from the Microsoft web site which requires an original windows install disk. manicapital.com?scid=kb;en-us;

When I try to install a program from the CD, it says "�invalid password"�

The list of programs on the CD are not all accessible unless you have purchased them separately. To install each program, a separate serial number and password is required.

The password is sensitive to how the name is spelled. You cannot put in a nickname, middle initial, punctuation or anything other than how your name is displayed on the sticker(s). (If we have misspelled your name, call Astrolabe for a new password.)

The long number that begins with AS is the serial number for installing the ACS Atlas, which should be installed first before Solar Fire.

None of the passwords or serial numbers have the letter O in them. Make sure you are typing the numerical zero key.

Where are my *!@#! codes to install the program(s)?

The codes are usually located on the little white CD sleeve, the one with the clear cellophane window. If you turn it over and look under the flap, your codes should be there. Sometimes, they are on the invoice. If not, you have probably bought your software from a dealer and will need to call Astrolabe and receive them. Have your CD number and paperwork handy to verify sale. If you lost your codes, give us a call for new ones. Before you do so it will be quicker if you give us your serial number, you can find that in most programs by clicking on 'help' and then 'about program.'

I�ve tried and tried to download the patch for Solar Fire v5. It keeps saying Solar Fire program NOT FOUND. How can this be?

First, before downloading the patch, go into Solar Fire v5 and follow this path:

Main page>Preferences>Save Settings. Now you can try the download.

How do I transfer my Solar Fire charts or data from one computer to another?

There are a lot of different circumstances which can lead to the need to transfer your Solar Fire charts or data from one computer to another but the process to follow is the same in all cases.

To save Solar Fire Chart Files to floppy disk or a CD drive (CDRW but not CDR):

1. Make sure your Solar Fire program is closed. Put disk in drive.

2. Open Windows Explorer. Right click on Start button, then click on "Explore".

3. Scroll to the top of the left hand side window. Find the C:\ drive.

4. Look under the C:\ for your SOLFIRE folder. When you find it, click on the + sign in front of the SOLFIRE folder. ((Your Solar Fire Folder might be named SolFire or SFDeluxe)

5. Locate the USERDATA folder within the SolFire folder. Double click on this. The contents of the UserData folder will display on the right.

6. Look for the yellow Solar Fire Sun to spot the chart files. Find all, and highlight each one, holding down the Control key on your keyboard until all the files are selected.

7. Go to the top of this window to the menu bar and click "Edit", then click "Copy".

8. Scroll up in the left window, and find your floppy disk drive (usually a:) -- or the CD drive if you are copying to a CD drive . Click once on the drive indicator so it is highlighted.

9. Go to the top of this window and click "Edit", then click "Paste".

The chart files should all be copied to your floppy disk or CDRW.

To transfer Solar Fire chart files to Solar Fire on another computer (close SF):

1. Open Win Exp as indicated above (right click on Start button, click on Explore)

2. Put a floppy disk in A:\ drive (or CD into CD drive).

3. Open up C:\ drive and find the SOLFIRE folder, hitting the + sign in front of it, as indicated above. c

4. Doing nothing else, go back up to the A:\ drive (or CD drive), double clicking it. Contents displayed on the right.

5. Up at top, go to "Edit" and then "Select All". All charts become selected.

6. Up at top, go to "Edit" and then "Copy".

7. Go down to the SOLFIRE\USERDATA folder. Click once on the USERDATA folder to select it. (Your Solar Fire folder might be named SolFire5 or SolFire6 or SFDeluxe)

8. Go back up to "Edit", and select "Paste".

9. Your chart files are now copied into Solar Fire

Help! I ran Spysweeper and now my Solar Fire doesn't work!

Here's what's happened. Spysweeper has identified a chat watch file on your computer and deletes it. Next time you go to run Solar Fire it won't start up. This is because the file that Spysweeper is identifying as a chat watch file is a file used to monitor time changes in the Solar Fire program. The file is necessary to running the Solar Fire software and when it's deleted, Solar Fire is unable to run. The solution is to reinstall you Solar Fire, choosing the repair option. We are seeking a solution to this problem but in the interim, you will have to prevent Spysweeper from deleting the file it is misidentifying as a chat watch file.

Asteroid Troubles

If you are having problems loading asteroid files or viewing the asteroids that you've selected to view after selecting an extra ring points wheel style, it is often because the asteroid files you need are not loaded in your extra ring point selections. Those of you who purchased the asteroid add on need to ensure that you have installed that file to work with the version of Solar Fire you are using (it will automatically install to the SolFire5 folder. If this is not the version you are using, on install you must direct the installation along the right path).

To view the asteroids you have selected:

1) Go to Chart Options and select Extra Ring Points

2) Select the File manicapital.com and click on Edit

3) The Extra Point Selection Screen is divided into two separate window panes. The list on the left are the asteroids that are currently selected to view on the extra ring points wheel. The list on the right are available but not selected to view. The display is set to the default asteroid file (called manicapital.com) unless you select another file. If you use the Asteroid Add on file, or the Pottenger Asteroids, you will need to select those files. Click on the Select File option and you will see a list of the asteroid files available to you. You can choose to edit the manicapital.com file or you might also select to create your own and choose only those asteroids you use. This will take you to the Asteroid Selection Screen.

4) Ensure that the asteroids you wish to use are listed in the window pane on the left. If they are not, look for them in the window pane on the right. One click on an asteroid name in either list will move it to the other list. Refresh this list if you've been having problems working with your asteroid files.

5) When you are finished making your selections, click on Save. Ensure that you have Save Selections on Exit checked on your preferences menu or click on Save Selections to ensure that the next time you open solar fire the asteroid file will be selected.

6) Check to make sure you have selected one of the Extrawheel styles that allow you to view the asteroids.

The Astro Glyphs on my Chart Wheel don't look right:

This happens when your Windows has a problem accessing the special astro glyph font that comes with Solar Fire. You might see squares instead of glyphs, or nothing but Aries glyphs, or even random looking alphabet characters instead of glyphs. There can be several causes for this:

On non western windows you can solve it in two ways. By using Solar Fire 4 instead (call or email Astrolabe for v4 codes), or by getting Windows XP. In XP there is now a setting that will let Solar Fire 5 work. You go into control panel in the icon labeled 'regional and language settings' in that screen there is a tab that says 'advanced' and on that screen you select 'English' where it says 'Language for non unicode programs.'

This will allow Solar Fire 5 to work, and your non English programs will work too, but you may or may not be able to print depending on your printer. The printer must support English also. Some printers (especially Japanese ones) do not. American printers will work with both languages.

Windows XP needs updating to 'Service Pack 1', (or later):

The original version of Windows XP that shipped in has a lot of graphics bugs that cause glyph problems and other crashes in Solar Fire. You can check your version by clicking on 'Start' / 'Settings' / 'Control Panel' / 'System' icon. On this page it must say 'Service Pack 1' or greater. This appears directly below the line where it shows the version (Version or Version or greater). If you don't see 'Service Pack 1' (or greater) here, then your system needs updating (big downloads). There's two ways to do this.

A: You can get the Service Pack by going to manicapital.com Make sure you go into the areas labeled 'Windows XP Udates' and 'Driver Updates' and get the updates available in there. The Windows Update web site won't select those for you automatically, it will only give you the 'Critical Updates' automatically, but these have to do mostly with internet security patches, not bug fixes. You should get everything available on this site as time allows.

B: You can also download Service Pack 1 or Order it on a CD from the Microsoft Website

There are too many fonts in your computer:

Windows 98 or earlier versions of Wndows have problems accessing fonts when there are too many fonts on your system. Any new fonts that get installed might go into limbo. If you have more than fonts or so you may be having this problem. Probrams like Corel or Adobe programs will install hundreds of fonts on your system if you aren't careful. You can check by going into your control panel (Start / Settings / Control Panel) and double clicking the Fonts Icon. If you click on 'view' on the top of the fonts window and make sure 'Status Bar' is checked, then it will tell you exactly how many there are. If there are too many, try deleting a bunch of them. Just single click on the fonts you don't want and hit the delete key. You Might have to reinstall Solar Fire again afterwords.

The wrong font is selected inside of solar fire.

Load up Solar Fire and click on 'Chart Options' on the main drop down menu on the top of the program, then click on 'Fonts'. In here you should have 'ET Sans Serif' selected as the screen font and 'Et Astro' selected as the printer font. You can't change these settings, this area is just for people who are designing their own custom fonts. (Designing your own font takes expensive software and a lot of experience.)

Other font problems.

Other obscure things can cause problems with accessing the astro glyph font. Like for instance you deleted it, you have NT or Windows (or you used to) and you changed or updated your Windows, etc. There could also be problems in your grahics drivers that would require you to go to the web site for the company that supplied your video card to download the latest versions.

If none of the above helps, try reinstalling Solar Fire from the CD and contact us if you are still having problems.

Runtime Error 7 - 'Out of Memory' when trying to open Solar Fire on Win XP:

This can happen on the original version of Windows XP if you have now downloaded the Microsoft 'Application Compatibility Update' since you first installed Solar Fire. Now you need to turn off the 'Compatibility Mode.' To do that right click on the Solar Fire icon on your desktop, then click on 'properties' and then click on the 'Compatibility' tab. Everything on this Compatability screen should be unchecked. In other words turn off compatibility mode for Solar Fire. Solar Fire always works properly with compatability mode turned off, but sometimes the original Windows XP turns it on automatically for mysterious reasons.

The ACS Atlas is a separate installation from your other software, and it should be installed first before Solar Fire. Do not assume that by installing the program you purchased, that the Atlas is installed as well. Here are some things to check:

POPULAR NEWSPAPERS DURING WORLD WAR II

Parts 1 to 5: (The Daily Express, The Mirror, The News of The World, The People and The Sunday Express)

Publisher's Note

This microfilm publication makes available complete runs the Daily Express, The Daily Mirror, the News of the World, The People, and the Sunday Express for the years through to The project is organised in five parts and covers the newspapers in chronological sequence. Part 1 provides full coverage for ; Part 2: ; Part 3: ; Part 4: ; and finally, Part 5 covers

At last social historians and students of journalism can consult complete war-time runs of Britain’s popular newspapers in their libraries. Less august than the papers of record, it is these papers which reveal most about the impact of the war on the home front, the way in which people amused themselves in the face of adversity, and the way in which public morale was kept high through a mixture of propaganda and judicious reporting.

Most importantly, it is through these papers that we can see how most ordinary people received news of the war. For, with a combined circulation of over 23 million by , and a secondary readership far in excess of these figures, the News of the World, The People, the Daily Express, The Daily Mirror, and the Sunday Express reached into the homes of the majority of the British public and played a critical role in shaping public perceptions of the war.

Extended runs of such papers are only held by a handful of libraries and their physical condition is generally perilous. Some books have made available selections of front pages, lauding the importance of headlines and pictures in conveying news. But here—for the first time—are complete runs of these papers including the fashion, sports, entertainments and advertisements, providing countless teaching and research opportunities for those studying social history, journalism and popular culture.
These papers show both the hopes and the fears of the British people writ large, Air-Raids, black outs, the destruction of property, evacuation of children, the loss or absence of loved ones, rationing, and conscription all became facts of life.

These papers played a central role in satisfying the public’s appetite for news and in carrying out the government’s wishes in control morale. They created and fed off the products of popular culture-especially popular music, sports and cinema-and gave the war a human scale by relating events to individuals.

The First Part of this project offers complete runs of each of the newspapers for It is interesting to compare coverage of identical issues and events and to identify political viewpoints and attempts to gain readership of the tense international situation before war broke out. On Sunday January 1, the News of the World declared the “we must be ready to meet a life-and-death challenge”. In contrast the Daily Express ran a story pacifying the public- "This is why you can sleep soundly in ”.

Chamberlain’s “satisfactory” negotiations with Mussolini and Hitler can be contrasted with the fierce struggles of Arsenal, Blackpool, Wolves and Everton in the League Championship. Throughout September and October the mood changes significantly as Europe was pushed over the precipice into war. Even the advertising was placed on a war-footing as fruit-gums, for instance, are suggested as the ideal alternative to cigarettes for sailors.

Part Two—covering —carries us through the fall of Belgium, Holland and Luxembourg and the redundancy of the Maginot line to the miracle of Dunkirk in which a defeat was turned into a victory in the eyes of the press. The Battle of Britain was joined and night-raids on London forced mass evacuation which is well reported. Chaplin’s “Great Dictator” and Selznick’s “Gone With the Wind” are rapturously received. Although all newspapers in Britain were limited in size in because of the shortage of newsprint, and circulation numbers were restricted to the then revailing level for the duration of the war, the newspapers lost none of their appeal or popular enthusiasm.

Part Three covers Lend-Lease, the sinking of the HMS Hood followed by the hunt and sinking of the Bismark, Operation Barbarossa and the German advance towards Moscow, the sudden switch of allegiance to Russia and her heroic armies, the intensification of the German U-Boat Campaign, Rommel’s determined counter-offensive in North Africa, meetings between Roosevelt and Churchill and the signing of the Atlantic Charter, marked a year culminating in the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbour. The year of also witnessed the loss of HMS Repulse and HMS Prince of Wales, the surrender of Hong Kong to the Japanese, and a fierce and resolute struggle to turn the tide in the Battle of the Atlantic. Through the setbacks and the triumphs the Popular Press played a key role in controlling civilian morale.

Part four covers both and as paper rationing continued to reduce the size of newspapers. was in many ways a mirror image of began where had left off—with a string of disasters for the Allies such as the fall of Singapore and the capture of Tobruk. German forces regained the initiative on the Eastern Front. But commando raids along the French coast help to revive public morale, the RAF began its unrelenting saturation bombing of German cities, and the Battle of Midway turn the tide of the war in the Pacific. The Battle of Stalingrad ended Germany’s forward progress in Russia and Montgomery courted media attention as his Eighth army engaged and defeated the Afrika Korps at El Amanein and recaptured Tobruk.

saw a different sort of disappointment. The Allied forces pushed back Axis opposition on all fronts (North Africa is cleared, German forces quit Stalingrad, Italy surrenders) but hopes of a rapid end to the war are revealed to be no more than wishful thinking and the Allies commence the hard slog towards Axis capitulation.

Part Five concludes the project and covers The difficulties of gaining victory are exemplified by drawn-out campaigns at Monte Cassino, Kohima/Imphal and Guam in However, the Second Front that Stalin had pressed for was created when Allied forces landed in Normandy and Paris was promptly recaptured. German V1 and V2 attacks created a mini-blitz in London and morale was tested again after the failure of Arnhem and the loss of supplies during the German counter-offensive in the Ardennes.

brought an end to the war and political changes throughout the world. Roosevelt died in sight of victory, Churchill was ousted in the July election by a Labour landslide, and Stalin’s race for Berlin heralded the onset of a Cold War that was to last for 45 years. Anyone reading the pages of the newspapers will find it difficult not to understand the Allied motives for the saturation bombing of Dresden and the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The allies-particularly Britain-had been economically and emotionally drained the war and sought a swift end to it. The horrendous revelations of German and Japanese concentration camps fuelled hatred. Enemy resistance as troops bore down on Berlin and Okinawa became more intense and required immense sacrifice to ensure conquest. The Popular Press fanned the flames of vengeance without regard to moral propriety. However, a new world order was eventually set in place. The newly created United Nations promised much, the World Bank was created and reconstruction began. The seeds of European Unity were planted, and the Labour government in Britain presided over the creation of the Welfare State and the final collapse of the British Empire.

Within each part the newspapers are organised alphabetically, with complete runs of the two dailies-the Daily Express and The Daily Mirror, followed by the three Sunday papers-the News of the World, The People and the Sunday Express.

Brief portraits of the papers:-

The Daily Express

If Winston Churchill was Britain’s bulldog, then Lord Beverbrook’s Daily Express and Sunday Express were surely his bark. His papers were always bright, lively and fiercely patriotic, and Beaverbrook had no qualms in telling a Royal Commission on the Press that he used them “purely for the purpose of making propaganda”. This is particularly true in the period after 10 May when Beaverbrook entered the war-time government at first at Minister for Air Production and later as Minister of Supply. His record achievements – a factor in the Battle of Britain – are regularly reported on. He entered the War Cabinet on 3 August (as one of only six members) as Churchill respected his dynamic entrepreneurial style, scything through red tape to make matters happen. In he took part in an official visit to Russia and he helped to change public perceptions towards Stalin.

However, in the months before the war the Daily Express had a less than sure touch. George Malcom Thomson’s assurance that “there will be no great war in Europe in ” was followed by a number of articles on the same theme. Japanese agitation in China was viewed as the most serious threat until Chamberlain’s August 25th announcement of the “imminent peril of war”.

The Daily Express always carried a high news content together with analysis by a stable of regular writers supplemented by special field reporters and outside contributors. The regular writers included Anthony Cotterell, Sefton Delmer, William Barkley, Selkirk Panton, Olga Collett and Hilde Marchant. Delmer also contributed memorable field reports concerning the Spanish Civil War. Feature writers of note included Michael Foot writing on the spread of anti-Semitism (23 March ); G B Shaw predictingsd peace (26 may ); J B S Haldane on the future (13 September ); and Leon Trotsky in an exclusive article explaining that “Stalin is afraid of Hitler” (18 September ). Lord Beaverbrook also wrote a number of leaders such as “Britain’s Financial Debt to America “ and why it should bot be prepaid (6 January ); “They Also Serve” (17 February ); “Prospects of Victory” (13 January ) “The way the war is going” (4 March ); “Paying for the war” (5 March ); “What is th Damage?” (6 May ); Man, the Front Line of Science (18 June ); and on Production (29 January ). Robert Menzies explains the colonial dimensions of the war in “we do not turn away from you” (6 January ) and in Chapman Pincher ponders the implications of the dropping of the atomic bomb on Nagasaki and the nightmare vision of the nuclear age (10 August ). Also in , Winston Churchill is given an opportunity to put his ideas in front of the electorate in “I stand for the rights of the Common Man” (5 June ).

Serialised stories were also a strong feature and were of the highest calibre. Agatha Christie’s Poirot was a regular visitor to the pages of the Daily Express as were short stories and serials by writers such as Lord Dunsany, R C Sheriff, Ring Lardner, Dorothy Parker and Ngaio Marsh. The Air Ministry’s account of “The Battle of Britain” was also extremely popular, appearing from 31 March

Other notable elements of the Daily Express were William Hickey’s gossip column, book reviews by Jonah Barrington and film reviews by Guy Morgan and Paul Holt. Mention should also be made of the back page, reserved for Photonews (photos are used springly otherwise). Also to the endearing and beautifully drawn Rupert stories (as paper restrictions contracted the papers, Rupert shrinks from three illustrations to just one).

A paper that claimed the “World’s Largest Daily Sale” also attracted numerous advertisements and it is interesting to see how such staple products such as Marmite, Ovaltine and Robinson’s Wine Gums adapted their campaigns. Sailors banned from smoking were encouraged to chew gums instead, Marmite was a filling food in times of rationing and Ovaltine offered the prospect of a sound sleep even through the Blitz.

The Daily Mirror

The Daily Mirror offers a complete contrast to the Daily Express. It is a tabloid where the Express is a broadsheet, it is full of pictures and large captions where the Express is more soberly styled, and the Mirror offers glamorous showgirls and Hollywood filmstars as pin-ups for Britain’s heroes – at home or at the front. The Daily Express could be equally enigmatic with stories such as “Mrs Hitler gets rates demand” and “Tattooed seaman on beach reveals new disaster off St Ives” but the Mirror cornered the market in bizarre accounts, stories to amuse rather than to inform, and human interest stories. One early example asks “What would have happened if Hitler had married Mae West?”.

The Daily Mirror also offered a wealth of cartoons – Pip, Squeak and Wilfred; Beezebub Jones; Ruggles; Belinda Blue Eyes; Buck Ryan; Popeye; and the “Jane” stories, which put the ‘strip’ back in to ‘strip cartoons’ and was followed eagerly by the troops. Readers were also given a chance to air their views and receive advice through “Our Live Letterbox”, “Ivor Lambe’s Tales”, Eileen Ascroft’s “Sincerity” and “Cassandra”. They were soothed by Patience Strong’s “Quiet Corner”.

More than any other paper The Daily Mirror also showed that it had its finger on the pulse of popular culture by creating the images and ideas which whipped up jingoisic and patriotic sentiments. In October it offered a front page to be cut out and pasted on to a dartboard, with Hitler as the target. On 4 September and following, is issued “Wanted” posters for Hitler and Ribbentrop, picturing them as gangsters. The Daily Mirror promoted a smile campaign and its pictures of the Queen amidst the Blitz (September ) helped to turn the Queen’s brave and compassionate actions into a powerful royalist myth. In The Daily Mirror pushed the “Victory V” campaign which rapidly spread from Churchill to the people, the army, and resisters in occupied Europe.

The Daily Mirror should certainly not be dismissed as a political lightweight. Its pages also carried important exclusives such as David Walker’s reports from Europe. The following was sent from David Walker whilst touring the Balkan States (4 January ): “In Poland it has for some time been obvious that Germany is doing precisely what she did in Austria and Czechoslovakia. She first sent her bankers, then her secret agents. The country is stirred up and divided against itself. The German speaking Poles in the Ukraine (Hitler’s objective) are encouraged to demand self – government…. Poles and White Russians are set at each other’s throats.

Germany calculates that by the spring Poland will be so divided agianst herself that she will be too weak to say “No” to his demand for the Polish Corridor….

In the meantime, if you look at a map, you will see that Memel is the perfect curtain – raiser to the Polish scheme….

When [Hitler] came to power only a few years ago he demanded ,, Germans in the Reich. Britain greeted this demand with jeers and laughter. GERMANY HAS GOT 80,, NOW".

Winston Churchill also wrote a series of provocative features exclusively for The Daily Mirror prior to his call up as First Lord of the Admiralty (13 July ; 27 July ; 11 August ; 24 August ). Each is worthy of study and captures his deliberate, sonorous phrasing and his resolute spirit in the face of war. On the 13 July he places the responsibility for war squarely with Hitler;

“Whether war will come rests entirely in the hands of Herr Hitler and his circle of party leaders and party policemen.
Unless he gives the order no cannon will fire, no blood will flow…..
…this war, should it come – which God forbid – will , because of the weapons of air terror, become incomparably more fierce and more impossible to stop….
Napoleon, sword in hand, sought victorious peace in every capital in Europe. He sought it in Berlin, in Vienna, in Madrid, in Rome and finally in Moscow. All he found was St Helena.”

On 11 August he shows his sadly misplaced belief in the impregnability of Britain’s eastern fortress of Singaporre:

“A great fortress like Singapore, armed with the heaviest cannon, and defended by air-craft and submarines is in no danger from a purely naval attack. High military opinion in France and England inclines to the view that in another two years China will have defeated Japan.”

By 24 August he can be seen to have accepted the inevitability of war, but not of defeat.
“There can be no question of buying peace. No further concessions can be made to threats of violence…
If the Nazi regime forces a war up in the world the very existence of free government among men would be at stake.

Such a struggle could not end until the reign of law and the soverign power of democratic and parliamentary government had once again been established upon these massive foundations from which in our carelessness we have allowed them to slip”.

Clement Atlee and Herbert Morrison were also leading feature writers for The Daily Mirror, which always had strong pro-labour sympathies. Attlee appealed to the people of Germany to rise and overthrow Hitler (9 November ). Morrison leads attacks on Leslie Hore-Belisha (the War Minister who resigned on 16 January ). The Daily Mirror also unflaggingly attacked Chamberlain for his hesitant and uncertain handling of Britain’s defence culminating with Morrison’s attack on 7 May (“GET OUT!”).

Equally uncompromising were ZEC’s fierce black and white cartoons. Grim Reapers, desolate landscapes and dark shadows were common to Secretary’s work and the biting captions were the perfect complement. His portrayal of a sailor clinging to the debris of his ship accompanied with the line “The Price of Petrol had Gone Up-Official” was hastily censored as potentially demoralising.

The Women’s Page was rather less cynical. Hilde Marchant, formerly of the Daily Express, wrote on genuine women’s issues such as the nature of women’s work. Her interview with Anne Loughlin, first woman chairman of the TUC, is particularly good on this issue. The paper followed land-girls working on farms throughout the country and recorded the work done by women in munitions factories. Mostly though, it preferred to find women on the beach. Its articles were typically about “how to held with the war effort and stay beautiful at the same time”.

Social and political campaigns were another common feature and often occupied the centre spread of the paper. The paper understood the frustration of ordinary people fed up with rationing, poor housing and other privations. Typical examples are: “Fat Wallets or Fair Do’s? Who is to get some where to live first?” and “Our post war aim should be more work and – LESS OF IT” (arguing for total employment with shorter hours). These campaigns increase in when the General Election is announces and The Mirror lambasts Beaverbrook (Churchill’s “confident and henchman”) for conducting has political campaign “at the lowest level”. The paper is jubilant at Labour’s landslide victory, reported on 27 July

Of all the newspapers represented in this project, The Daily Mirror was undeniably the most modern in its tabloid format, its strong use of photos, its strong use of headlines, and its general organisation and content.

The News of the World

The News of the World could easily lay claim to the title of Britain’s dominant newspaper during the war. Packed with news – as well as with popular serial, sports and entertainment features – the people like what they saw and an estimated pre-war circulation of million surged to an incredible millions by

A Sunday broadsheet, it offered a more traditional style of entertainment. George Formby contributed a regular laughter section in the early years of the war when half a page was also devoted to popular sheet music of the day (as sung by Gracie Fields, Jeanette MacDonald, Shirley Temple and Falanagan & Allen amongst others).

It also featured strong film and theatre reviews, the latter accompanied by Arthur Ferrier’s stylish sketches of stage-stars. A cartoon always dominated the front page, but serial cartoons were not a major element until 13 February when Ferrier was called upon to rival “Jane” in The Daily Mirror, with his own “Spotlight on Sally”.

Sports were always well covered. The News of the World ‘s team included Alex James on football, Henry Cotton on golf, and Freddie Fox on racing. They conjured to life the era of Hutton, Compton, Drake and Wooderson. Outrage was expressed on 14 May when England, touring Italy, were forced to a draw with the Italian national team as a result of a hand-fisted goal by Piola.

Serial features were equally prominent. Bert Aza, agent to Gracie Fields, offered his music hall reminiscences; Walt Disney’s Autobiography was serialised; Somerset Maugham contributed an account of his visit to Strasbourg (4 February ); and ramances, case histories of the police and tales of heroic enterprise were all offered to stir or amuse readers.

The News of the World anticipated the rise to power of Churchill. When he was eventually recalled to government on 10 September they noted: “Mr Churchill was born for government, and on rising to address the House for the first time in his new office he placed his elbows on the dispatch-box with such easy familiarity that one could not imagine that he had been a back-bencher for a decade.” The paper realistically foresaw a conflict “of three years or more”.

The News of the World’s coup in terms of news analysis was its signing of Leslie Hore-Belisha on 11 February , shortly after his resignation as Secretary of State for War. He had been a Cabinet Member since and he offered weekly articles on a wide range of topics including: “War on three continents”; “What does Japan intedn?” (21 July ); “Balme for Pearl Harbour”; “Meaning of Soviet Political Changes”; “American Post-War Responsibilities” (2 April ); and “ How shall we Build the New Britain?” Hore-Belisha may have lost his position in government, but he continued to have influence, as it was estimated that his column was read by 16 million people each week.

Like most papers, the last issue of the year offered a retrospective analysis of the year and hopes the for future. The paper decided that was “Britain’s greatest and best” year even if Churchill had been deposed, an event greeted with a re-drawing of the famous “Dropping the Pilot” cartoon (29 July )

The People

The People had a pre-war circulation of about 3 million and thus reached into the homes of more people than any other paper except The News of the World. By its circulation had soared to million. As its name suggests, The People took a particular interest in human interests stories and serialised many biographies.

At the start of the war it ran to 20 pages per issue, consisting of c7 pages of news, c4 pages of sport, c3 pages of serials, c2 pages of film and drama reviews, c2 pages for women, 1 page for readers letters (the famous “Lets Talk it Over” column); and 1 page of horoscopes and games. Due to paper restrictions The People shrank to 16 pages in and then to 8 pages by the end of , as it chose to preserve its circulation rather than continuing at its full size.

Harold Evans has said that “newspapers have become manufacturers of popular mythology and slaves to it” and The People certainly played its part in the respect. Its “Cavalcade of the Blitz” identified the courageous efforts of Wardens, Ambulancemen, and others in preserving a semblance of ordinary life in London, and it ran numerous series to exhalt the “VC’s of the air”, “the heroes of the Dessert War” and other heroes. It plundered history for further examples, discussed in series such as “Men who made Britain Great” (noting the connection between Marlborough and Churchill) and “Naval Dramas of the Great War”.

Romantic and Adventure Fiction was also very popular. A flavour of this material can be gleaned from the titles of some of the stories. For instance; The Flying Spy; Love Secrets of a Lost City; The Story of Gertrude Bell, Dessert’s Woman Chieftan ; White Queen of the Cannibals; Secrets of Nazi Espionage; Romance Tilts a Lance; and Sympathy in Blue.

Photographs edged out line-drawings by the end of to give the paper a more modern look, and it always retained its emphasis on amusing its readers, rather than investigating hard news.

The Sunday Express

Like its stable –mate the Daily Express, the Sunday Express was a zestful, patriotic newspaper, distinguished by the high calibre of its many contributors.

Captain B H Liddell Hart contributed a whole sequence of articles from onwards concerning the conduct of the war which bear re-examination. These include; “Can war be averted?“ (9 July ); “Can Britain be invaded?“ (16 July ); “How great is the Air Raid Peril?” (23 July ); “Is there a new way to fight this strange war?” (10 December ); “Are the Bombers Coming?” (11 February ); “Can Either Side Risk a Mass Attack?” (18 February ); “Can Finland be Saved?” (25 February ); and “Where Both Sides Stand Now” (3 March ). An advocate of tank warfare, Liddell Hart nevertheless expected a slow, stalemate war in Europe due to “the modern superiority of defence over attack”. His news that “the soldiers’ dream of the ‘lightning war’ has a decreasing prospect of fulfilment” was undone by Germany’s rapid gains, but proved sound when the Allied forces tried to drive the Axis forces back. He rightly praised Trenchard’s rapid build up of the Air-force as a cornerstone of Britain’s defence and thought that any invasion attempt was doomed. Lloyd George, a close friend of Beaverbrook’s, also contributed an interesting series of articles. These included “The First Week of the War” (10 September ); “What is Stalin up to?” (24 September ) and “Is there still time?” (15 October ).

An American perspective was provided by Ramond Gram Swing, “America’s most distinguished commentator”, from January onwards. His weekly articles illuminated American foreign policy and enabled readers to understand American reluctance to enter the war.

Other notable contributors included: Dr Hermann Rausching, detailing his conversations with Hitler, (26 November ); Leon Trotsky – “Stalin’s Power is on the Decline” (17 March ) (Trotsky was assassinated later in the year); H G Wells on “The world of my heart’s desire” (29 December ); J B Priestly, who had a weekly column from 15 September ; Guy Gibson VC on ht “ Device that made Germany’s destruction certain” (7 January and following); George Bernard Shaw on “Stalin, Russia, Socialism and The Beveridge Report” (4 February ); Montgomery on “the German Surrender” (6 May ); and Winston Churchill on “My Policy for the New Britain” (10 June ). Lord Beaverbrook also contributed a number of items.

Regular staff writers included Godfrey Winn (who travelled to the front and to local villages to describe the way in which different people coped with the war); C B Fry (who headed a sports writing team that also included Patsy Hendren, George Allison, Bobby Locke and Stanley Matthews); Stephen Watts/Isolene Thompson (a noteworthy film page, occasionally written by stars such as Merle Oberon and Anna Neagle); and Giles, whose cartoons became a part of the fabric of British life.

Like The Daily Express photos were largely relegated to the back-page, but fine maps and line drawings contributed to the readers understanding of the war. Another attempt to make the war more intelligible to people at home was a revealing series of “this is what it is like” articles describing the experience of an allied bombing raid on Germany, a raid by the Charles in Burma, a prison camp escape attempt and so on.

Starting with a pre-war circulation of million (less that its daily companion which had million). The Sunday Express increased its circulation to million by to rank 3rd amongst Sunday papers and 5th overall amongst all newspapers.

Any library supporting studies of World War II should consider adding this set to their collections. It shows how the news of the world’s events were mirrored and expressed to the people, how opinions were formed, and how people lived and survived. This is a most important collection for all those interested in Media Studies, the History of Journalism, and Newspaper History. It is also a most valuable resource for those concerned with social and cultural history of the Second World War.

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Adobe Acrobat Exchange v beta 2 : s/n: AEWR
Adobe Acrobat Exchange v beta 3 : s/n: AEWR
Adobe Acrobat Reader v for Dos : s/n: ARDR
AdoBe Acrobat Reader v for Windows : s/n: ARWR
AdoBe Acrobat Reader v for Windows : s/n: ARMR
AdoBe Acrobat v for Windows : s/n: ARWR
AdoBe Acrobat v for Windows : s/n: WVWR or s/n: WVWR or s/n: WVWR
Adobe Acrobat v French : s/n: KWMR
Adobe Acrobat v : s/n: PWWR
Adobe Acrobat v Final : s/n: AOWR
Adobe Acrobat Exchange Beta 4 : s/n: AEWR
Adobe Acrobat WorkGroup : s/n: DEWU or s/n: DEWU or s/n: DEWU
Adobe After Effects Bundle Edition : s/n: EWWR
Adobe After Effects v : s/n: EXXR
Adobe After Effects : s/n:
Adobe AfterFX v : s/n: EWWR
Adobe Capture : s/n: WCWR
Adobe Dimensions : s/n: DJWR
Adobe File Utilities Code : s/n: KWWR
Adobe Font Folio : s/n: AWWR
Adobe Framemaker+SGML v : s/n: CFC44ad
Adobe FrameMaker+SGML v : s/n:
Adobe Frame Maker v Win95/NT : s/n: AABDD6
Adobe FrameMaker v : s/n: CB57E
Adobe Framemaker v : s/n: D2FEC16
Adobe Gallery Effects : s/n:
Adobe Gallery Effects : s/n:
Adobe GoLive v : s/n: GJWR or s/n: GJWR or s/n: gjwr
AdoBe Illustrator v for Windows : s/n: ABWR or s/n: ABWR or s/n: ABWR
Adobe Illustrator v for Windows : s/n: ABW
AdoBe Illustrator v for Windows : s/n: ABER
AdoBe Illustrator v for Windows : s/n: ABW
Adobe Illustrator v for Windows : s/n: ABW
Adobe Illustrator : s/n: ABWR
Adobe Illustrator Beta X26 : s/n: ABWR
Adobe Illustrator v Beta2 x28 : s/n: EXXR
Adobe Illustrator Beta X40 : s/n: EXXR
Adobe Illustrator v : s/n: EXXR or s/n: ABWX
Adobe ImageReady Preview : s/n: EXMXX
Adobe Image Styler v : s/n: FJWR
AdoBe PageMaker va for Windows : s/n:
AdoBe PageMaker v for Win95 : s/n: or s/n: or s/n:
AdoBe PageMaker v for Win95 (2) : s/n: 03WR or s/n: 03WR or s/n: 03WR
Adobe PageMaker : s/n: 03WR
Adobe Pagemill : s/n: MLWR
Abobe PageMill v : s/n: MLWR
Adobe Pagemill v French : s/n: MLFR
Adobe Persuasion v : s/n: 09WX
Adobe PhotoDeluxe v for Windows 95 : s/n: HTWR or s/n: HTWR
Adobe PhotoDeluxe v Win95/NT : s/n: HTWr
Adobe Photo Deluxe Business Edition v : s/n: CQWR
Adobe PhotoDeluxe Home Edition v : s/n: HTWR
AdoBe PhotoShop : s/n: PCA or s/n: PDA or s/n: PDA
AdoBe PhotoShop v for Windows : s/n: PWWR or s/n: PWWR
AdoBe PhotoShop v for Windows : s/n: PWWR or s/n: PWWR or s/n: PWWR
Adobe Photoshop v3.x 5 user license : s/n: PWWU
Adobe Photoshop v3.x for Windows : s/n: PWWR
Adobe Photoshop v : s/n: WWR or s/n: pwwr
Adobe Photoshop v5 Beta 66 : s/n: EXXR
Adobe Photoshop FINAL : s/n: pwwr or s/n: pwwr or s/n: EXXXX or s/n: PWEX
Adobe Photoshop v : s/n: pwwr
Adobe Photoshop v : s/n:
AdoBe Premiere v for Windows : s/n: MBWX or s/n: MBWB
AdoBe PreMieRe v Video Editing for Windows: s/n: MBWD or s/n: MBWX
Adobe Premiere v for Windows : s/n: MBWR
AdoBe Premiere v for Windows : s/n: MBWR or s/n: MBWR
AdoBe Premiere v for Windows (2) : s/n: MBWR or s/n: SPWR or s/n: MBWJ
Adobe Premiere v for windows (3) : s/n: MBFU
Adobe Premiere v FINAL RC : &#;A Business&#; Title: Mr First Name: Chumbawamba C Last Name: X-Force Company: X-Force s/n: MXXR (deselect online registration)
Adobe Premiere v French : s/n: MBFB or s/n: MBFB or s/n: MBFB or s/n: MBFB
Adobe Premiere v FINAL : s/n: MBFU
Adobe Premiere v : s/n: MXXR
Adobe Premiere RT v : s/n: MBF06SGE
AdoBe StreaMLine v for Windows : s/n: SBW
AdoBe StreaMLine v for Windows : s/n: SBWS or s/n: SBW
Adobe Streamline v : s/n: SBWU
Adobe Streamline v French : s/n: SBFR
Adobe Type Manager v for Windows s/n: AWWP
Adobe Type Manager Deluxe v for Windows s/n: AWWR
ADOBE TYPE MANAGER 4 NT : s/n: XNWR
AdoBe Wild Type : s/n: FHWR
Adplan Promotional Business Software v : s/n: NS Key: E27A
Adrem Server Manager v : Code: TAY
Adrem Server Tools v : Code: PFV
Adres Wijzer v from Davilex : s/n: AD
Adreva 98 v : Name: BLiZZARD98 s/n: AD
AdrLTReg v : Name: vots s/n:
AdScape32 v : Code:
AdsOff! v for WinNT : Name: TRPSRULEZ s/n: 82K8POM9
AdsOff v : Name: 0MisterE[iNSiDE] s/n: 12d45+o
AdsOff! (All versions) : Name: LoungeAct s/n: 92p8uGb0
AdultPromoter v : s/n: ADL
Advanced Access Password Recovery v : Run the program with &#;>ACPR /register&#; and enter: Code: 8KCApk6PrrhVr7ZsrfG8bese
Advanced Archive Password Recovery
Crack ZIP, ARJ, RAR and ACE password
(S/N: ARCHPR-TBHW5SSMYGQS-GNGD56ZSWN7NZ4UG)
Advanced CD Ripper Pro Ver
Best CD song ripper and it makes MP3
(Name: Cyberloner S/N: acrp)
Advance Dialer Bit : name: PANK s/n:
Advanced Aircraft Analysis and Design : Password: Cessna
Advanced Development System v : s/n: E87
Advanced Dialer v : Name: BIGBLUE! Code: 7D5E6F00
Advanced Dialer v : Name: THE SCYTHE s/n: F
Advanced Dialer Ver
Auto Dial up and Count bills
(Name: Cyberloner S/N: 2E)
Advanced Dialer v All : Name: Cyberloner s/n: 2E
Advanced Disk Catalog v Beta 2 : s/n: ERqdY0pQRs2KIUvI
Advanced Fabrication v : s/n:
Advanced GIF Optimizer v Beta : s/n: &*uuTTrfb4 or s/n: TYgG
Advanced Gradient Controller : s/n: B4H8-R Code: 2LA
Advanced Hex Editor v : Code:
Advanced Internet Tool v : Name: BaRT SiMPSoN s/n: 4FCD-E3DD
Advanced Space Hunter V : Name: CORE/DrRhui s/n:
Advanced Space Hunter v build 74 : Name: SiLicon Surfer PC&#;97 Code: or Name: Phrozen Crew Code: or Name: n03l Code:
Advanced Speed Typing 98 V for Win9x : Name: dustie of blizzard Code: c
Advanced Speed Typing : Name: TRPS s/n: aerop
Advanced Text Editor v : Code: atevwgs2otr2-wg
Advanced Video Poker v : Name: dustie of blizzard Code:
Advanced Wire EDM v : s/n:
Advanced Zip Password Recovery vA : Run command line: manicapital.com /register s/n: TcQdBAYCRlQW95HO
Advanced ZIP Password Recovery v : s/n: tcKxzxKUhzLjuAAD
Advanced ZIP Password Recovery v : s/n: SUfjyXZ97rwMZ2J3
Advanced ZIP Password Recovery v : s/n: tcKxzxKUhzLjuAAD
Advanced ZIP Password Recovery v : Name: LOMAX s/n: tlc1fahzfUb9n8GaJcCBTsxkHcrNHb8R
Advanced ZIP Password Recovery
The fastest ZIP cracker in the world!
(S/N: ZMMarhdDqCfUnFFV)
Advent 98 v : Name: Karen E. Caughey Address: Beech Grove, Indiana, USA Code:
Advox Omnigate v : Go to System button / License tab and enter: Company: PREMiERE thisdomain: premiere@manicapital.com fromdomain: premiere@manicapital.com Key1: JEDCAHDKODJDONAI Key2: KCPALAIMCHNOCKGG
Aelita BootAdmin v2.x : s/n: ID1-V2x-USWXME1qAOEh
Aelita ERDisk v : s/n: IDCORE/Vizion-V-ZHwkDk1r
Aelita EventAdmin v : s/n: IDCORE/Vizion-V-Klt4ZeHx
Aelite Journal v : s/n: ID-Vx-ULua7zXZ
Aelita MultiReg v1.x : s/n: ID1-V1x-USWXwHFf0are
Aelita TimeAdmin v2.x : s/n: ID1-V1.x-USWXacmWgf97
Aelita Virtuosity v : s/n: IDCORE/Vizion-VO9Wzjc
Aepryus Graph v : Email: Nmfist@manicapital.com Code: or Email: bthorne@manicapital.com Code:
Aestesis 98 v : Name: v s/n: popo0
Aestesis v : Name: herzog antoine Code: vabixexakibuyi
AfTer Dark +v for Windows : s/n: AD or s/n: ADW or s/n: ADW
After Dark ScreenSaver &#; Disney Edition : s/n: DSW or s/n: DSW
After Dark ScreenSaver &#; Loony Toons Edition: s/n: ZQA
After Dark ScreenSaver &#; Marvel Comics Edition: s/n: MVW
After Dark ScreenSaver &#; Star Trek Edition: s/n: BSN or s/n: SPW
After Dark ScreenSaver &#; Star Trek: StarDate: s/n: ESW or s/n: LSW
After Dark ScreenSaver &#; Star Trek: The Next Generatios: s/n: BSW or s/n: SPW
After Dark ScreenSaver &#; The Simpsons Edition: s/n: ZQW or s/n: ZQW or s/n: KAW
After Dark ScreenSaver &#; Totaly Twisted Edition: s/n: BII
After Dark ScreenSaver &#; X-Men Edition : s/n: AD
After dark v for Windows 2 : s/n: ADW
After dark v for Windows 3 : s/n: DSW
AfTer Dark v for Windows 95 : s/n: ADC
After Effects : s/n: EMW
AgenCy DataBase vc for Windows : s/n: ADW
Agenda Wizard Pro v : Code: AGW
Agenda Wizard v : Code: AGW-CORE
Agenda Wolf v : Name: (Anything) Code:
Agent 99b : s/n: N2CJAHZCVHRJ3MYPLZ8L-BGGD44DT-1EA6CC62
Agent 99d : s/n: m2cjahzbvhrj3mxplzbfgd44ct-lea6bc82
Agent 99e : s/n: WH6W83Y5-HVWMSDK9-MXWJCYAMHLRBSK
Agent 99e bit : s/n: WH6W83Y5-HLVB6LZG-GGF3AKEPAGUZB9-G5WH4SLN
Agent 99e bit (2) : s/n: WD6VZ3HP-WGS8ZDLKVF5AY or s/n: GN1RZ6TLTWGRWS-ZMT92YH3
Agent 99f Bit : s/n: MKK6BXZCXZVF5S-STHFS6DJ or s/n:JYJ13VTV-6HXSBZFE-VFG2EKKW
Agent 99F/xx-bit bld : s/n: JYJ13VTV-6HXSBZFE-VFG2EKKW-JYJ13VAV or s/n: 2SMVK8FL-H8KPLZ4E-FWJ6PFRC-HGNVNPX5
Agent 99g : s/n: 6CZCYPMK-VYBPV7SCTK
AgentDA : s/n:
Agent Internet News & Mail Reader v : s/n:
AgentMail v : Key:
AgentTool v : s/n: 0TBZXAYJ
Agent USA v : Name: CRowmAN s/n: LNBLOHWT
AgFa FotoFlow : s/n:
Agile ColorWeb : s/n: KDN%E7DXJ5<FJJJT=EK9B*?JBR8RBFFC
Agile HTML Editor v : s/n: %NGVDJK3%G?7Y8QY8Q2/C46REX$N>?LW8%Z>G6K
agSI +v for Dos : name: Me! s/n: HHNOAJKC or name: You! s/n: HVHUIFOQ
AHM Add-Ons for Delphi : Name: CRowmAN s/n: AHMVEnhanced97
AGIS v : Name: Aurea Stoll Company: REUNiTED License Type: Standard single user Password: NJSJWJFSCT2QDQBJ
Aide Onlinometer v : Add this line to the manicapital.com file under the [Reg] section: Name=p74rRxs
AIM Keys v for win95 and NT : s/n:
AIM Keys v : s/n:
AIM Tools v : Name: ArseniK[DS] Code:
AI Picture Explorer v Beta : Go to About/Enter Code and enter: Name: MisterE[iNSiDE]TTW Code: QbyTrDHKX
AIPICT v : Name: MoonCat [PCY]12S s/n: MoonCat [PCY]12V
AI Picture Utility v : Name: sexjog [DSI]Q Code: V
Aircraft Instruments ActiveX v : s/n: agmsj1f
AirCheck v : Name: (Anything) s/n:
AirNav v : Name: Azrael [PC] ID: AZR Code:
Airport & Scenery Designer : ID: hfzjsbne s/n:
Airport ID 32BIT v : s/n: Mudit Mathur
AirTrek Software Desktop v : Name: CoSH [PCY] s/n: 35Nxx4Dmm
Akai CDxtract v : Name: Flytox [DarkStar] s/n:
Akai CDxtract v : Name: Flytox [DarkStar] s/n:
Akai logic v : s/n:
Akala Exe Lock Ver 3
Change your exe files to become password protected
(Name: Cyberloner S/N: )
Akeyan Enigma va : When you quit the program a screen telling you to register will show up, press the key &#; $ &#; on your keyboard and enter: Code: $27
Akoff Guitar Assistant v : Email: dLLord/AiR Key: E1ESR2R1NANN
AKoff Music Composer vb : Email: ALLEGiANCE Key: KA
Akoff Music Composer v : Email: FCRP Team Key: P31DP6PP0P2P
AKoff Music Composer v : Email: n03l@Faithcom Key: P6GPP
AKoff Music Composer v : Key:
AKoff Music Composer v : Email: budbundy@manicapital.com Key: 6AD26C6AD2G3
AKoff Music Composer v : Email: the_doctor@manicapital.com Key: G12D2P2C21K2
Aladdin Desktop Tools x : s/n: ADTE or s/n: ADTH or s/n: ADTK
Aladdin Flashback v : s/n: FBKA
Alarm++ v : Name: KiLLa [core] s/n: VmI:XH3IMP -D6UoVx=s;MxY]0>3ilA5P[eX3d&#; SLLEgX0DOBcV0
Alarm Plus Plus v : Name: SiraX/CORE Code: ]l T{}oSQh,ILz[>z SL,37(TojGlyR(gd<[:l0n<ffX&:bS9
Alarm++ v : Name: Ryder Hook UCF s/n: TiYRvHDhGh(Hh1 al5 |XB=dWJTpuhaU<VxHi1h[xHWW&N1y3Qo|i1
Alarm++ v : Name: TheDon[Fluke] s/n: C8AB9E69E4CBB9A44A21B67
Alarm++ v : s/n: e_&#;T1PTZ2}r""jkTb.4y5csw,HQAU7e)4"S}=+tTtr"]LT,,/Dry+c\wMVxl_5
Alarm++ v : Name: The Name Is Desync s/n: EEDD66BACDB1CBFB
Alarm Plus Plus v : Name: Delphic s/n: DE
Alarm Clock v : Name: CORE/ITR s/n:
Alarm Clock v : s/n:
AlarmClock v : Name: CORE CMT s/n:
Alarm Clock v : Name: jaydee Code:
Alarm Clock v : Name: ROWBIE-TRPS 98 Code:
Alarm Clock v : Name: ROWBIE-TRPS 98 Code:
Alarm Clock vb : Name: ROWBIE-TRPS 98 Code: or Name: DSi TEAM Code:
Alarm Master : s/n: atlas44
Alarming Events : s/n:
Albatross CD-player for OS/2 : name: Doh Enterprises s/n:
Album Builder v : s/n:
Album Builder v : s/n:
Album Builder v : s/n:
Album Toolkit v : ID: ioe First: sUfT4uCg Second: uNyBgei8
Album Toolkit v : ID: ioe KeyCode1: hzomsl KeyCode2: mHqptm
Album Tracker v : Code: AT9MC49Z7A2
AlbumWIZ v : Code:
Alchemica Webworks vb Win95/NT : name: David J Tominsek company: Global Piracy Foundation code: AWR
Alchemica WebWorks v Rev CI : Name: NiTR8^ Company: GCRACK s/n: AWR
Alchemica Webworks v bit : Name: PREMiERE Code: AWR
Alchemica Webworks v bit : Name: PREMiERE Code: AWR
Alchemica Webworks vb : Name: davy Company: blizzard Code: AWR
Alchemica WebSite v : Name: ^heiko Company: [BLiZZARD] Code: AWR
Alcyone v : s/n: MYDOG
Alcyone v : s/n: MYDOG
Aldus FreeHand v for Windows : s/n:
Aldus FreeHand v for Windows : s/n:
Aldus Freehand v for Windows (2) : s/n: or s/n:
Aldus FreeHand v for Windows : s/n:
Aldus Freehand v for Windows : s/n: or s/n: or s/n:
Aldus Freehand v : s/n: FWH
Aldus Freehand v for Windows : s/n: FWH
Aldus GaLLeRy Effect v for Windows : s/n:
Aldus GaLLeRy Effect v for Windows : s/n:
Aldus Gallery Effects v for Windows : s/n:
Aldus PageMaker v for Windows : s/n: or s/n: or s/n:
Aldus PageMaker v for Windows : s/n: C or s/n:
Aldus PageMaker v for Windows (2) : s/n: or s/n:
Aldus PageMaker v for Windows : s/n:
Aldus Persuasion va for Windows : s/n:
Aldus Persuasion vb for Windows : s/n:
Aldus PhotoStyler v for Windows : s/n: or s/n: A or s/n:
Aldus PhotoStyler v for Windows (2) : s/n: or s/n:
Aldus PhotoStyler v for Windows (3) : s/n: or s/n:
Aldus PhotoStyler v Special Edition for Windows: s/n: or s/n:
Aldus Type Twister v for Windows : s/n:
Aldus/Adobe Pagemaker NL v for Windows 4: s/n:
Aldus/Adobe Pagemaker v :
Alert! v for Windows NT Workstation : s/n: E,00/00/,59E07E21
Alert Bookmarks v : Name: DARKAGE Code: KHEFDA or Name: knoweffex DNG Code: FJJJKN
Alert Bookmarks Pro v : Name: davy &#; blizzard Code: FLNKDA
Alert Bookmarks v : Name: jog/DSi Code: FFEIJO
Alert Bookmarks v : Name: TUC PC99 Code: NHLNTU or Name: Phrozen Crew Code: GJHEPH
Alert LinkRunner v : Name: Arfa [PCY] s/n: HGHGAR
Alexei Solitaires Collection v : Name: cLUSTER/rOUGH! Code: 6F57E6DE
Alexsys Team 98 v : Company: MANIFEST Inc. s/n: ATS
Alexsys Team 98 v : Name: Versus s/n: ATS
Alexsys Team 98 v : Name: Versus s/n: ATS
Algorithmix Sound Laundry v : Name: Pamela Bert s/n: ab69a
Alias99 v : Name: Azrael [PC] Code: AvY2BjJz+8MA
Alibaba v WEB Server for Windows 95/NT: Activation Code: {$nD#N&#;-3i*9@ s/n:
Alien Invasion v : s/n: SHEF
Alien Skin Xenofex v : Name/Company: SieGe s/n: jkgddbeeklch
Align It! v : Name: TheDon[Fluke] s/n:
Align It v : Name: Dicker [Laxity] s/n:
Aliroo PrivaSuite v : s/n: Name: Deborah Habicht
Alive and Kicking : Name: Leey Bowl Date: 1/21/ Code: 00AFFA2A4B21
Alive and Kicking V : Name: dustie of blizzard Code: WWAK
Alive and Kicking v : Name: SiraX/CORE Code: WWAK or Name: Phrozen Crew Code: WWAK
ALL Alesis Quadrasynth Editors : Name: blastsoft s/n: ,
All Calc : Name: fungus of blizzard Pin: Key:
All Calc v : Pin: s/n: CF0DEF
allCLEAR v : s/n: Code:
AllClear v : s/n: Code:
AllFix v : name: The GuaRDiaN aNGeL s/n: CED2A0FDD78B or name:TeLLeRBoP s/n: DA6A3FCB61F33
AllFix v (02) : name: You! s/n: FF5AC or name: Me! s/n: AEA94FFD5ABCC78
Alliance ScreenSaver for Windows and MAC: s/n:
All In One Mortgage Calculator v : Name: (Anything) s/n:
All In One Yahtzee v : Name: tKC/PC 98 s/n:
All Top Girl Strip Poker Games v : Name: (Anything) s/n
ALLnSync v : s/n:
AllPoints Feedback v : s/n:
All-Purpose Letters : Name: SpriteX Company: SpriteX Code:
All-Purpose Resumes : Name: SpriteX Company: SpriteX Code:
ALLright Utilities :
All View v : Name: SGM98 Pin: Code: F
All You Need BizPack Pro v : Key: Aka6M95
Almanac +vc for Windows/95/NT : regname: THE RIDDLER [EOD] s/n: B or regname: TwinHead [TWH/UCF] s/n: A
Almanac c for Win95/NT : name: Crack da WareZ s/n: A
Almanac v WIN : name: TwinHead [TWH/UCF] s/n: A
Almanac vc for Windows/95/NT : name: THE RIDDLER [EOD] s/n: B
ALMANAC V3.x THE RIDDLER [EDD] :
Almanac ve for Win95/NT : Name: Norway/Revolt97 s/n: B
Alma Page Generator v : s/n: kristia or s/n: `kristia
Alma Page Generator Pro v for Win95/98/NT : Name: KAC Code: 5daadc7ca
Alone in the Dark I CD : s/n: 11
Aloha animated E-Mail : s/n: @L
Aloha At Home Multimedia Email v : s/n: BDIAOL
@loha D-Lite Walkin&#; Talkin&#; Email v : s/n: @L
Alot enterprises MoniCA v build 25 : Name: dustie of blizzard Code: Y6KLMK7ZZETY
Alot MoniCA v : Name: Black Thorne [PC] Code: T11VTYR0ZU50
Alot MoniCA v : Name: Delphic Code: TZOHZYYSOZ7D
Alpha Communicator v : Name/Company: (Anything) s/n: Code: 3r5oiqt
Alpha Communicator v : Name: ShadE Company: TRPS s/n: Code: 3r5oiqt
Alpha Five : s/n: Z50NR1U regnum:
Alpha Five for Windows : s/n: Z50NR1U RegNum:
Alpha five home/business ed. v Win : Z50HBEV
Alpha Five v for Windows 95 : SFR
Alpha Four : M3DS
Alpha Four v3 Discovery Edition : M30DSNS
Alpha Four v4 : A40UGSU
AlphaNumeric LED v for ActiveX : s/n: ntskt6k
Alshare NetNote v : Name: JOHN Key: WgQC
AlShare Visual Translate : Code: Vlicence
Alsoft Power Pack : PO PS()
AltaMax Online Shopper v : s/n: MJG
Altamira Composer Pro v : s/n:
AlTos System Diagnostic vSO : s/n: DIAG7K_9K
Altiris ImageBlaster v : Name: KiLLa CoRE s/n: da
Altiris LabExpert Suite v : Name: KiLLa CoRE s/n: ddf Licensee always: KiLLa CoRE LabExpert Console: b87 LabExpert Pro Console: d2e45ecb LabExpert DOS dcaff LabExpert DOS c4d90f6d SIDgen: f
Altiris LabExpert va : Name: ArseniK[CORE] s/n: CE5C
Altiris RapiDeploy Suite v : Name: KiLLa CoRE s/n: de8e4
Altiris RapiDeploy va : Name: ArseniK[CORE] s/n: CA88F2
AlTos System ECU Setup vSO : s/n: A_ECU
AM Workflow v : s/n:
AM WorkFlow v for Dos : s/n:
AmeRica OnLine v for Windows : s/n: Password: LARKED-MASSES
America online v for Windows 3/1 : s/n: password: AMBLED-ANION
AmeRica OnLine v for Windows : s/n: Password: SWIMS-TAGGER
AmeRica OnLine v+4 for Windows : s/n: Password: GOBLET-MEDIAN
America Online Ver 50 hrs. : s/n: 3E Password: GLEEM-TUNERS
AmeRica OnLine v for Windows : s/n: 3s Password: FEVER-DRAMAS
AmeRican Heretic Dictionary : s/n:
American Heritage Dictionary :
American Heritage Dictionary : A9-LM3 or A9-DM3
AMF Daily Planner & PIM v : s/n: !@#$%AMFPIMVERUSR
AMF Daily Planner & Personal Information Manager v : s/n: !@#$%AMFPIMVERUSR
AMF Intelligent Organ v for Windows : Code: ~AOREG11
Amiga Forever Online Edition : Name: (Anything) s/n:
Amigo ver : Name: ^pain^ &#;97 Key:
Amigo v Rev 4 : Name: CORE/DrRhui Key: D
Amigo Pro v Rev4 : Name: davy &#; blizzard s/n: C
Amigo Standard v Rev4 : Name: davy &#; blizzard s/n: C
Amigo! Pro vRev5 : Name: davy &#; blizzard s/n: F
AMS Aeronautical Mapping System s/n:
AMS Pro v : Start the registration program and choose " Year License". Now use the "Reference Number" to generate a key Example: 2C6B09ED
A Musical Generator v : Code: Beta Tester
A Musical Generator v : s/n:
Ana-log v For Win95/NT : Password: pOioT
Anawave CoolCat B1 : Name: Petroc Gornay s/n: CAT RegCode: ECAA
Anawave Coolcat v beta 3 : Name: RAGGER/CORE s/n: Code: E6B6-EDCB
Anawave CoolCat v : Name: William Noonan s/n: CAT Code: 1C7AF-AE2E3
Anawave Gravity v Win95 : Name: Jestrz/Phrozen Crew &#;97 s/n: regcode: 44R
Anawave Gravity Vb : Name: [-ONYX-] s/n: License: 44X
Anawave Gravity vb2 : Name: iCEMAN [uCF] s/n: ICEPUNKUCF RegCode: 44AP
Anawave Gravity : Name: Vikings s/n: ABCDEFUL RegKey: AAAB73
AnDan Software Message Generator Version Name: Riz la+ Code: 0DD7D39C
Anders Power Tools v : Name: TUC PC99 Company: Phrozen Crew s/n:
Andor v : s/n: ANDR
Anders Power Tools v : Name: Dracs Company: Crystal s/n:
Andromeda 3D Series II : 5M
Andromeda Deluxe v : s/n: 8P
Andromeda Measurement Filter for Photoshop : s/n: 8P
Andromeda Series 3 Screen Filter : s/n: 8P
Andromeda Shadow Filter : s/n: 8P
Andromeda Velociraptor : s/n: 7P
Andromeda Varifocus v : s/n: 8P
AnetHelpTool : Name: Riz la+ Code:
AnetHelpTool v : Name: Riz la+ Code:
Anet Help Tool v : RegNum: WBA Password:
Anet Help Tool v : RegNum: WBA Password:
Anet Image Gallery v : RegNum: SiraX/CORE Password: JJrBr6VTL4
Animagic GIF Animator : Name: Freeware Version Company: &#; s/n: 1CEEF
Animagic Gif Animator v : Name: Marquis s/n: 55cde3b9
Animagic Gif Animator vb : Name: Darklord s/n: 1F23A7BD
Animagic Gif Animator vb : Name: Darklord s/n: 1F23A7BD
Animagic Gif Animator v : Name: rANDOM s/n: C8B
Animagic Gif Animator vb : Name: Byte Ripper Company: Phrozen Crew s/n: 58A3AC33
Animagic Gif Animator vb : Name: Free Registered Version Company: Free Registered Version s/n: FFB97
Animagic Gif Animator vb : Name: PC97 Company: PC97 s/n: E95E3BAF
Animagic Gif Animator vb : Name: razzia [pc97] Company: razzia [pc97] s/n: 9AA7
Animagic Gif Animator va : Name: DARKLORD Company: GRS s/n: FB
Animagic Gif Animator va : Name: MiRaMaX Company: Rebels s/n: BA82B
Animagic Gif Animator v : Name: delphic Company: dng s/n: 88DB6CDF
Animagic Gif Animator vA : Name: delphic Company: dng s/n: 88DB6CDF
Animagic Gif Animator vC : Name: dephic Company: dng s/n: 88DB6CDF
Animagic Gif Animator vd : Name: DSi TEAM Company: DSi s/n: BBB4B38B
Animagic Gif Animator v : Name: Blackstar TRPS98 Company: TRPS s/n: 9DBBD
Animagic Gif Animator vb : Name: draXXter Company: (None) Lite: 2B Normal: 6B9DA0A7
Animagic GIF v : Name: Aurora Company: Eternity s/n: F9CCD
Animated Gif Editor Win95 v : Name: Klefz s/n: mfddfaaa
Animated Chinese Checkers v : Code:
Animated Chinese Checkers v : Code:
Animated Mah Jongg v : Code:
Animated Puzzles : Name: (Anything) Code:
Animated Screen v : Your name:
JEFFREY P GABEL
Registration key:
: C5E08B00
: Enter line-by-line with the spaces
Animated Screen vc : name: ALM_DETH code:
Animated Screen v : Name: BAMA/WEAPON Commercial: ACB0EE00 Home: DEB5F
Animated Screen v : Name: ESQUIRE Code:
Animated Screen v : Name: Aurora Code: ED
Animated Slots v : s/n:
Animation Cursor Control c : Name: &#;Lucifuge Rofocale&#; s/n: &#;CDC1E&#;
Animation Form Icon Control c : Name: &#;Lucifuge Rofocale&#; s/n: &#;ADC27&#;
Animation Icon Button Control : Name: &#;Lucifuge Rofocale&#; s/n: &#;ADC27&#;
Animation Icon Checkbox c : Name: &#;Lucifuge Rofocale&#; s/n: &#;AD6A7&#;
Animation Icon Control c : Name: &#;Lucifuge Rofocale&#; s/n: &#;ADC0D&#;
Animation Icon Option Button c : Name: &#;Lucifuge Rofocale&#; s/n: &#;ADC27&#;
Animation Stand : or
Animation Works :
Animation Works Interactiv v : s/n:
Animator Pro : s/n: P4-PH-1
Animator Pro v : s/n:
Animator Pro v : s/n:
AniMenu v : Code:
AniMessage 98 v : Name: Louise Gleeson s/n:
AniPaint Animator v for Windows : s/n: FSWR00LZ
Anne Hooper&#;s Ultimate Sex Guide : CD Access Code:
Anno Domini v : Press F s/n: AFI
Annotator v : Name: Brent Barrow s/n:
AnonMail : Name: The Key Code:
ANoteWrite v : UserKey: A13Q0A RegKey: 3B57FECC9FBD0D
AnsiPaint +v for Dos : name: DIRMIR s/n: or name: THE RIDDLER [EOD] s/n:
Ansipaint v : name: DIRMIR s/n:
Ansipaint v : name: THE RIDDLER [EOD] s/n:
Answer Chase v : Name: Arcane [UCT] Email: arcane@manicapital.com s/n: 3BA-7EFD3
Answering Machine/2 for OS/2 : name: DoH Enterprises s/n:
Anti-BO v : Name: BFC 99 Key:
Anti-BO vb : Name: TY_TYLAND Key:
Anti-Cookie Suite 98 v : Name: Barry Walsh Company: N/A s/n: BA
Anti Cookie Suite 98 v WIN9xNT : Unlock Trial First by entering: Company: FALLEN 98 Email: fallen98@manicapital.com Code: E11D-E3C8 Then register with: Name: FALLEN Company: FALLEN 98 Code: 4EA4F
Anti-Cookie Suite 98 v : Unlock Trial First by entering: Company: Goofer Email: Goofer@manicapital.com Code: CF0 Then register with: Name: Goofer Company: DeMoN Code: DB
AntiViral Toolkit Pro v Build : User Name: TeamXTC Company: TeamXTC RegNum:
Anubis :
AnyFolder Shell Extension : name: Steve Hsu s/n:
AnyFolder : Name: CORE CMT s/n:
Any Speed V for Win95/NT : Name: ^pain^ &#;97 Key: AD5B
AnyTime v for Windows : s/n: YX
AnyView va for Windows : s/n: AVR
AOL v beta 4 : s/n: p/w: GOBLET-MEDIAN
APHIDd v : s/n: DRI58 Name: Kenneth Long
Apollo v : Code: A
App-Doc Linker : GrGn5jkfh78h
App Launcher v : s/n: AL-aaxaa-!a0a
App Launcher v : s/n: AL-aaxaa-!a1a
App Launcher v : s/n: AL-aaxaa-!a1a
Apple Media Tool v for Windows : s/n: AMT
Apple Network Administrator Toolkit :
ApplePie Pro SE : Name: DV Company: BLIZZARD Code:
AppleShare File Server 4.x : BUFDQECIBZQYV or BUFDQECICJVZJ
Applet Button Factory v : name: mk67z s/n: trs98z
Applet Button Factory v : Name: mk67z s/n: trs98z
Applet Button Factory v : Name: mk67z s/n: trs98z
Applet Button Factory v : Name: mk67z s/n: trs98z
Applet Designer v Enterprise Ed. : s/n: K
Applet FX : s/n:
AppletFX Commercial edition for VAC v : s/n:
Applet Headline Factory v : Name: h9ea7 s/n: to78r
Applet Headline Factory v : Name: h9ea7 s/n: to78r
Applet Marquee Wizard v : Name: p97z s/n: 23ws3
Applet Marquee Wizard vd : Name: p97z s/n: 23ws3
Applet Marquee Wizard v : Name: p97z s/n: 23ws3
Applet Menu Wizard : Name: jog [DNG] RegCode: EE3FFCF
Applet Navigation Factory v : Name: 78efg s/n: pk
Applet Password Wizard v : Name: efg89w Password: zxc
Applet SlidingMenu Wizard v : Email: azrael@manicapital.com Code: BD77
AppleWorks v : Name/Company: (Anything) s/n:
Application Control manicapital.com : name: THE RIDDLER s/n:
Application Maker v : s/n: BARKBARK
Application Remote Control V : user: escom+ rn: KAWINS
AppMaker V Win95/NT : Code: Bark!
Apollo Source Code Kit : Password:
Appolo V For Delphi : CD-Code: BBEDE
Approach v for Windows : s/n: 1F
AppsTraka v : Name: Predator[FAITH] s/n: BADC7A54EDDFC2FB
APS-EZR v : Code: APg
AquaCalc V : Name: Jestrz Company: FCN s/n: SAC
AquaDeluxe v : s/n:
AquaSupreme v : s/n:
AR Toolkit : ARRBYOFWQRMH0HCOY
Arcada Backup Exec vA Enterprise Edition for NetWare: s/n:
Arcamax Emaio Magic vc : Name: &#; s/n:
ARCA Shopping List 99 : s/n: ARCA
Archive Converter v3.x : s/n: to
Archiver Converter v : s/n: ????
Arclab Pfadfinder v : Name: Bisoux Company: KAC s/n:
Arclab Pfadfinder va : Name: davy Company: blizzard s/n:
Arcplan Insight v Suite : s/n:
ArcServe v for Windows (10 users) : s/n: 10AS
ArcServe vg Windows Edition for Netware: s/n:
ArcServe/ vb for Dos : s/n: or s/n:
ArcServe v for NT Unlock : Code: KWKTL-C14XX-XX9WC-R7X4H
ARCserve Enterprise Edition for Win NT: s/n: KWKTL-C14XX-XX9WC-R7X4H
Arcserve to Novell : s/n: MXMTC-X14XX-XX9CX-M7XME or s/n: CYYTC-X14XX-XX9HX-M7XGG
ArcServe Enterprise v for Win NT : s/n: CWETL-H14EK-XW9WC-R7KXM
ArcServe Storage Suite For MS SBS : s/n: Unlock Code: IWKCG-L14CX-XM9XE-K7WLJ
ARCserve WinNT single server v (build ): s/n:
ArcSolo v for Windows : s/n: EVSO or s/n: SO
ArcTest va : s/n: name: TwinHead [TWH/UCF]
ArcTest va -Archiver Test Processor- : name: TwinHead [TWH/UCF] s/n:
ArcView GIS : s/n: or s/n: or s/n:
Ardent DataStage Client and Server v : s/n: Project Count: Exp: 01/01/ Authorization:
AreaCodeFinder Pro 98 v : Name: TRPS s/n:
Arete Digital Nature Tools BETA1 for 3DS Max 2.x : Code:
ArGoSoft MX Mailer v : Name: lgb [cORE&#;97] RegCode:
ARJ v : name: XXX s/n:
ARJ v (2) : name: MGE s/n:
ARJ va : name: The GuaRDiaN aNGeL s/n: x18A33E08 or name: TeLLeRBoP s/n: x5AFEE
ARJ va (2) : name: Me! s/n: xA0CFE or name: You! s/n: xF4C49F2C
ArjShell32 : name: Phrozen Crew &#;96 s/n:
ARJ Shell : Name: fungus of blizzard Code: or Name: n03l Code: or Name: Phrozen Crew &#;96 Code: or Name: dbCooper Code: or Name: Phrozen Crew Code:
Ark v : s/n:
Arkeia v for NT : CheckSum: A8BWR4Y1M8SR2Z s/n: Company: NT_USER License: ARK
Arpeggio For The Desktop v : s/n: SWN Product Key: CIAHJVGR 33
Arrange : CWCNG
Arrange-It : ARM
Arrange It v : Name: The Penguin s/n: R4C-Ms6-E3Xy
Arriba Express v : s/n: VU
Arrow v : Licensee: Nell Lang LicNum: TQEBSFPYFQ
Arrowbridge II v : BBS: PC97 Sysop: teraphy! Reg#1: zrv Reg#2: ohm
Art & Letters v : s/n:
Art Apart Collectors Edition for Windows: s/n:
Artemis v For MS VisualStudio : s/n: 0ABD5-FB
Art Mixer :
Artis 11C v : Name: Flu[X] s/n:
Artisc vd : Name: Tillety &#; PGC s/n:
ArtisC v : Name: (Anything) s/n:
ArtiSoft iShare 10 : s/n: Key: A-0AA08D
Artisoft XtraMail For Win95/NT : s/n: Key: AA8
Art-Scan v : Art-Scan PW: great DragonScan PW: puff
Arty v 32bit : s/n: A5X2:S47T:5P2T:2CV7
ASAP WordPower v : s/n: B Code: SA
Ascend Access Control vAi10 : Key: jhk4sd-l8jd-ncxa-yewdj-n0n7
ASCII Spy v : Name: Decline/Laxity Code: DCLAIDD
Ascii Spy v : Name: draXXter Code: dCLAIDd or Name: draXXter [Serials &#;99] Code: dCLAID[
AskSam Pro v for Windows(95) : s/n:
A Smaller Gif v : Name: MoWAX [Nobliege] Code: or Name: RAGGER/CORE Code: YYY9W27Y!UYYY9MT
A Smaller Note 99 v : Name/Company: TEX99 s/n:
ASNA Acceler8 DB r v : s/n: KQ73 U8KT
Asoft Analog shell v : First Name: davy Last Name: blizzard s/n: AS-AANSHEAYD
Asoft Analog shell v : First Name: davy Last Name: blizzard s/n: AS-AANSHEAYD
AspChart v : Name: Milk Man -FCN 98 Code: CHRTC8BACB Key: 2AFFF56BE64AD75EAFA1AE54F DFE77FFFDFC77ED7AEE74E BCEFD01
Asp CodeLock : Name: Milk Man -FCN 98 Code: ASCL40A Key: 8C85E85ECB1DD94ECFD93AC3FA 6EFED7FA8A8FEA0EB8B8DFE 0EBFF1
ASP DNS v : Name: Milk Man -FCN 98 Code: DNSLE9FCD0 Key: C8D9C81FD0C0B7EAEE78FD82F60D7BFEB 59A39FA79CEF60DA58DD50BBB5A69FDDC4B9D04FD64F B6ABA3B7B4A8DCE
AspHTTP v : Name: Milk Man -FCN 98 Code: HTTP8E Key: EB65F27DEA91ED76FEAEC1BDBABFA5 EDE72B5CEA79EEBEAFBAB9A58AFED73A 43C1A1B7ABD54AA9E8
Asp Image v : Name: Milk Man -FCN 98 Code: IMAGC8D0E1 Key: ADAFFAFCF92EA FAA9C9AE05BC2BBB6AFE76EFFD84B3AAC9CB45 BC
ASP Mail v : Name: Milk Man -FCN 98 Code: SMTP6A Key: C0A49B80E51EAAFCCDDBEC ADA0E51D50A78A8DEEFFFDEF 73FC95DDF
Asp MX v : Name: Milk Man -FCN 98 Code: ASMX9FD24B Key: BDB0BB4DDBABAAA0AF17DE71FD0D 7EEE35ECE54C8A3DF53CCCF3CA2C3B56DD65A5E3 59CF50DE4BA8A79AFD
Asp NNTP : Name: Milk Man -FCN 98 Code: NNTP3EAD08 Key: 63DDBFB7BCB1DEDC54DDD 45CD40C7CC2ABEC6FE31A76FF87B8EF8 B0CEB60E1
Asp Pager v : Name: Milk Man -FCN 98 Code: PAGR6DC Key: CC9BC50B5BCC5CEC48CDAD8F FB7ABAFD6DDC88EAEE5 5EF46CE84CBBA9EE1C
Asp Pop3 v : Name: Milk Man -FCN 98 Code: POP3C96D01 Key: 7AEDB3EC0C0C2BCFA6A9DDC55CAC A3EF1E0B7EFD15ABCBE3DB4BDC2C5A5A78CFDF26D96 F77F8F82FFD
AspQMail v : Name: Milk Man -FCN 98 Code: CHRTC8BACB Key: 2AFFF56BE64AD75EAFA1AE54F DFE77FFFDFC77ED7AEE74E BCEFD01
Asp Sock v : Name: Milk Man -FCN 98 Code: SOCK7BF Key: E9FEF61AED73BE2FC63EB1C60A59FB0B9AA97 EEE22BE12F1D58BACF57CAB5BA4AB8BECAA CAA9AE9CABD34FA9D4
Aspen v : Name: gcrack Code:
Aspen v : Name: SpriteX Code:
Asset DocParts v for Windows : s/n: ADP
Asset Mind Pro v : s/n: cccc Key: cccc
AssistBar 99 v : Name: TUC Company: PC99 s/n:
Assure Java v : Name: (Anything) Company: (Anything) s/n:
Astarte CD-Copy v : s/n: CDC2-NFRV-PHFF-MKQN-JFAG
Asteroid Miner : Code:
Asteroid Miner v : s/n:
Astound +v for Windows(95) : s/n:
Astound : s/n: or s/n:
Astound v for Windows : s/n:
Astound v for Windows : s/n:
Astound v for Windows(95) : s/n:
Astound : s/n:
Astound v : s/n:
Astound v for Windows 9X/NT : s/n:
Astound v : s/n:
Astound Enterprise v FINAL : s/n:
Astound Webcast Professional : s/n:
Astound WebCast v : s/n:
Astronauts Chronometer v : Name: MisterE[iNSiDE] s/n: D
Astronomica v : Name: MASSiVE &#;98 s/n:
Astronomica v : Name: EinZtein s/n:
Astro World for Windows : name: Crack da WareZ s/n: @JTJ66BHNW
AstroWorld 42 v : Name: VYLENT INC s/n:
AstroWorld 42 vb Professional : Name: The Intelligencer s/n: ENR Pro: Name: The Intelligencer s/n: ENP
AstroWorld98 vc : Name: The Intelligencer s/n: EAR Pro: Name: The Intelligencer s/n: EAP
AstroWorld 98 : Name: BaMa/MANiFEST s/n: EAP
AstroWorld Suite : Name: Janez Slovenec English: EAP Dutch: DAP
AS-Util 98 v : Name: Gecco s/n: $FF or Name: Attacker[UCT] s/n: $D
AsyMeTrix 3D F/X for Windows : s/n:
AsyMeTrix MultiMedia Toolbook v : s/n:
Ataman TCP Remote logon services v for WinNT: name: Misha [UCF] s/n: i4b
Ataman TCP Remote Logon Services v Name: Frontier 98 Code:
AtGuard v : s/n: NS Key: FFCD
At Home Diary v : s/n:
Atlantis Render :
Atlas : Name: fungus / blizzard Code:
Atlas Ti v : s/n: D9DHTP-FH7PX
ATM Deluxe : AWWR
ATM Deluxe x : CIB or CIB or CIBXBKWM
AtNow v : Name: Attitude/CORE s/n: 13BEEC42
Atomic Harvester 98 : s/n: Vizion/CORE Key: $EEB09A62
AtomTime98 v : Name: Black Thorne [PC&#;98] License: A13E9E05 Date: 05/03/98
Atrex a win : name: (Anything) s/n: 1 Users: 4 key: sm41
Atrex v Win95 : Name: Pentium s/n: 1 Users: 4 Key: sm41
Atrex vb8 bit : Name: PREMiERE s/n: Copies: RegKey: Options Key:
Attachment Opener v : Name/Company: (Anything) Reg: Key: 5K5EF02A3A5-FFFF
Attention! Notification System : s/n: FFFFFFFCFFFFF0FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
Atticus Vista :
Attrib Forcer v : Name: FALLEN s/n: coH
Au2Email v : Name: davy &#; bizzard s/n: C8C2ECFA40C4D8D2F4F4C2E4C8
Au2Email v : Name: Stardogg s/n: 1CE
Au2Email v : Name: EinZtein [UCF] s/n: 17CD1EF27E22CDB01F41D
Au2HTML v : Name: Eric S. Blackford s/n:
Au2HTML v : Name: Jordan_Jr s/n: CFC11EF7C
Au2HTML v : Name: Jordan_Jr s/n: CFC11EF7C
Au2Thumbs v : Name: davy-blizzard s/n: BEB8E0EBACDC8E8E8B8D9BE5D6C6C6C
Au2Thumbs v : Name: jman manj s/n: A5FBEC5FE84
Au2Thumbs v : Name: Jaydee 99 s/n: D98F40EA0F12A
AUC Pro v : Name: swoop/laxity s/n:
Auction Assistant v : s/n: AA
Auction Assistant v : s/n: AA
Auction Assistant v : s/n: AA
Auction Ticker v : s/n: ASAT
AudioCart v : Name: (Anything) Code:
AudioCart v : Name: (Anything) Code:
Audio Compositor : name: jake cwc s/n: 2fJS29W2
Audio Compositor vb : Name: xOANON [UCF97] s/n: MPpWMQVm
Audio Compositor v March 08 Build : Name: JYNX [GRS] Code: HVtQ8zc8
Audio Compositor v : Name: JYNX [GRS] Code: HVtQ8zc8
Audio Compositor vb : Name: JYNX [GRS] Code: HVtQ8zc8
Audio Compositor vc : Name: FCRP Team Code: 28gU9J6c
Audio Composer v : Name: Crystal Code: e5cGwZ2S
Audio Compositor v : Name: dustie of blizzard Code: AyuTv8Uw
Audio Cover v : First Name: Ryder Last Name: H00k RegNum: MOPs License: Key:
Audio Cover v : First Name: Ryder Last Name: H00k RegNum: MOPs License: Key:
Audiofile v : Click the &#;Unlock&#; button on the splash screen and enter: Code: AFBC
Audiofile v : Name: Daniel Servrancilx Company: MANiFEST Code: AFBC
AudioGrabber v : s/n: FD
AudioGrabber v : s/n: C8CD7A
AudioGrabber v : s/n: E1B7E2B
AudioKey v : s/n:
AudioMulch vb6 : Name: TRPS s/n:
Audiomulch vb : Name: Deepz0ne s/n: RADIUM
AudioShop :
Audio Suite : Name: Riz la+ Code for Alchemist &#; Audio Converter Code for Fusion &#; Digital Mixing Desk Code for Fission &#; Audio Wave Editor
AudioTrack : ATTA
AudioVideo Keeper v : Name: davy &#; blizzard Code: Avk
AudioVideo Keeper : Name: Omega [Weapon] Code: AVK
Audition for Windows v : Name: n03l Organization: Faith98 Code:
Audition v : Name/Company: SWP &#;98 Code:
Audition v : Name: viny[TbC] Company: TbC Code:
AuditionIT v : Name: BubbleGun Key: $AEB
Aurum Front Office : Name: Jaydee s/n: (Make sure not to select AurumActiveWorkbench)
Aurum SalesTrak v : First Name: Pft Last Name: Roxs ID: Key: Employee Code: Login Name: j Login Password: sh98rox
AuthentiX v Win95/NT : s/n:
AuthentiX vf : Name/Company: (Anything) s/n:
Authorware Pro :
AuthorWare Pro v for Windows : s/n:
AuthorWare Pro v for Windows : s/n:
Auto Analyst v : Name: Premiere s/n: TMML-TCMF
Auto Analyst v : Name: Premiere s/n: TMML-TCMF
AutoBoot : Registered:
Auto-Bot vd4 : s/n: SBFKBE93CA53C2D0
AutoCad Data Extension : s/n:
AutoCad Land Development Desktop : s/n: CD-Key: W36H Auth: C3DF32EA
Autocad lite for Windows :
AutoCad LiTe v for Windows : s/n: or s/n:
AutoCAD LT 98 Upgrade : s/n: Key: CRMD
AutoCAD LT 98 : s/n: Key: SS2L
Autocad Map : Install with this: s/n: Key: W36H When program is run for the first time, enter: Code: C3DF32EA
AutoCAD Mechanical release : s/n: CD-Key: W36H Code: C3DF32EA
AutoCAD R12 :
AutoCad v for Dos and Windows : s/n: or s/n:
AutoCad v for Windows : authorization s/n: 70FEE2FD
AutoCAD R14 : s/n: Key: WYUR Code: B4D or s/n: Key: W36H Code: C3DF32EA
AutoCD v for Windows(95) : name: Misha company: [UCF] s/n: 66VVOSJG
AutoCAD : Final: s/n: CD-Key: 5X8NUG EDU: s/n: CD-Key: GX8NUG AuthCode: FED54A5A
Auto Components Library 2 : Password: SFDG2IA7Q
AutoCorrect Plus v : Name: Lukundoo [HPA] s/n: FLS9-Y97E-MN7W
Autodesk Actrix Technical : s/n:
AutoDesk Animator Pro : s/n: P4-PH-1
AutoDesk Animator Pro v : s/n:
AutoDesk Animator Pro v : s/n:
Autodesk Architectural Desktop For AutoCAD v : s/n: CD-Key: W36H Code: C3DF32EA
Autodesk Autocad ADE extension :
Autodesk Autocad data extension :
Autodesk Autocad lite for Windows :
Autodesk Autocad v.R12 :
Autodesk Autocad v for Windows : 70FEE2FD
AutoDesk AutoSketch v : s/n:
AutoDesk Designer Learning Resources: s/n:
AutoDesk Designer New Fundamental Tools: s/n:
AutoDesk Designer Training Guide : s/n:
Autodesk Mechanical Desktop v : s/n: CD-Key: X8NU Code After Install: aeaf67b7
Autodesk Quickcad v : s/n:
Autodesk QuickCAD v Millenium Edition : s/n:
AutoDialer v : s/n:
AutoDialer v : s/n:
AutoDialer v : s/n:
Auto-Do-It v : Key:
AutoDUN v : Name: blastsoft Key:
AutoEye v : Name: Your Name Key: EYE
AutoHome v : Key: KTC
AutoInsult v : Name: zaarnik-BLiZZARD Code: f4ff4b0b
Auto-IP Publisher v : s/n: A28
Auto-IP Publisher v : s/n: EU91
Auto-IP Publisher vp : s/n: A28
Auto-IP Publisher q : s/n: EU91
Auto-IP Publisher v : s/n: EU91
Auto-IP Publisher v : s/n: CX90 or s/n: CV12 or s/n: C@89 or s/n: CZ49
Auto FTP v FINAL : User: bunter Code:
AutoFTP Pro : Name: Int13 [RBS 97] s/n:
AutoFTP Professional v : Name: LOMAX [DSI] s/n:
AutoFTP Professional v : Name: Blackstar TRPS98 s/n:
AutoFTP Pro v : Name: Predator/[FAITH] s/n:
Auto Graphics HTML v : Code:
AutoLog v : Name: William Noonan Code:
AutoManager v for Windows : s/n:
AutoManager View : s/n: AV-PACFW
AutoMap Pro v for Windows : s/n: or s/n:
Automap PRO v for Windows (2) :
AutoMap Road Atlas v for Windows : s/n:
AutoMap v for Windows : s/n: W
AutoMasker V : s/n: AMS (says it&#;s not regged, but it is)
AutoMasker v W95/NT : Name: SPAB Company: NATOSOFT s/n: AMS
Automata for Art v : Code:
Automated Internet Dialer v : Name: Andox Code: AClAiDA
AutoMate Standard e : s/n:
AutoMate Professional e : s/n:
AutoMate Professional vc for Win95/NT : s/n:
AutoMate Standard vc for Win95/NT : s/n:
AutoMate Pro vd : s/n:
AutoMate Professional ve : s/n:
Automate v Standard : s/n: or s/n:
AutoMate v Professional : s/n: or s/n:
AutoMate Professional v Build : Standard: Professional:
Automate Pro v : s/n:
Automate Standard v : s/n:
Automate Pro vb : s/n:
AutoMate vc : s/n:
AutoMate vc Standard & Pro Edition : Standard: Pro:
Automate v Standard and Professional : Standard: Pro:
Automate Pro v : s/n:
AutoMate Standard and Pro v : Standard: Pro:
Automate vb : Standard: Pro: Upgrade: I
Automate Pro vb : Code:
AutoMate v Professional : Code:
AutoMate vb Professional : Code:
Automate Professional NT Service Edition vc : s/n:
AutoMenu v for Kids : s/n: G4-UHPMH-PCGS or s/n: UXUDH-UL15E-G
AutoMenus Pro 3.x.x : Anonymous
Auto Mileage Tracker : s/n:
Automobile Instruments ActiveX v : s/n: cgmsm5b
Automotive Technology v : Name: Alan R McKie s/n:
AUTOption v : Name: bitfou Personal Code: Business Code:
Auto Option v : Name: PGC s/n:
AUTOption Graphic v : Name: bitfou Personal Code: Business Code:
Auto Option Graphic v : Name: PGC s/n:
AutoPage v Win9x : Name: Bisoux s/n:
AutoPage v : Name: Delphic s/n:
Auto Pager : Code:
Auto Pics to HTML c : Name: Colin Clews s/n: AP2HFX
Auto Pics to HTML : Name: Colin Clews s/n: AP2HFX
Auto Pix v : s/n: MDk5MDRBdXRvUGl4NzU2NTk=
AutoPlay Media Studio v s/n: AMS & C-B2CEA
AutoPlot v Build 35 : ID: Code:
AutoRun Action Flash v : Name: PGC s/n:
AutoRun Action Flash v : Name: TheDon[Fluke] s/n:
AutoRun Action Flash v : Name: n03l Faith s/n:
AutoRun Action Menu v : Name: PGC s/n:
AutoRun Fast Menu v : Name: n03l Faith s/n:
AutoScribe v : bbs: G.!.$ s/n: or bbs: You! s/n: or bbs: Me! s/n: or bbs: NoBoDy! s/n:
Auto Shutdown va : Name: _ERAD_ / LAXITY s/n: AS3E2ERADM
AutoSketch v for Windows : s/n: or s/n: or s/n:
AutoSketch v for Windows (2) : s/n: or s/n:
AutoSketch v+ for Windows : s/n:
Autosketch v2.x for Windows : or
AutoSketch v for Windows : s/n:
AutoShutDown v : Name: SIRAX/CORE s/n: SHL
AutoShutDown v : Name: Warp s/n: AS3E
AutoShutDown v : Name: SAVAGE [PC] s/n: AS3E-T5HFB
AutoSpell v : Code: 88JO9YOB9JOYB9-MEX98
AutoSpell v : Code: 88JO9YOB9JOYB9-MEX98
AutoSpell v : Code: 88JO9YOB9JOYB9-MEX98
AutoSpell Control Panel vb : s/n: W48TT44XQXhase
AutoSpell v : s/n: A48XRW9R8W0RX
AutoSpell v : s/n: A48XRW9R8W0RX
Autostart Manager V : User: Attitude Reg:
Auto Start : name: Steve Hsu s/n:
Auto Start Manager v : Name: CORE/DrRhui s/n:
Auto Start Manager 98 v : Name: William S. Farnum s/n:
Auto Start Manager v : Name: R. Zeluck s/n:
AutoView v : Make a shortcut to the program with &#;/R&#; at the end of the command, then enter: Company: BLiZZARD Name: zaarnik Personal: Business:
AutoVision v for Windows : s/n: 5B35AE2B
AutoVue Professional vC3 for Windows: s/n:
AutoVue Professional v for WIndows: s/n:
AutoVue v : Name: Vizion/CORE s/n: cmtmvcx24gb4xwkavm
AutoWinNet v for Windows : s/n: AWNCASLT
AutoWinNet v for Windows : s/n: AWNINWUA
AutoWinNet95 pro V b2 : Name: blastsoft
AutoWipe v : Name: Cabeca s/n:
AutoWorks : s/n: G
Avail Document Management Suite v : s/n: AIEXHUN
AvantPager 32 v : Name: Chris Grogan Company: self Phone: Code:
AvantPager 32 v : Name: Azrael Company: PC99 Phone#: Code:
AvantPager32 v : Name: LOMAX Company: DSi Phone#: Code:
Avast32 v Build for Win95/NT : s/n: ASAMY6WT6
Avast32 v Build for Win95 : s/n: ASAMY6WT6
Avast32 v Build for Win95 : s/n: ASAMY6WT6
AVAST32 v Build For Windows : s/n: ASAMY6WT6
Avast32 V Build Windows : s/n: ASAMY6WT6
Avast32 v Build : s/n: ASAMY6WT6
Avast32 AntiVirus v : s/n: ASAMY6WT6
AVG v for DOS/WIN : s/n: 50U-XBUDBUNDYDDN or s/n: 50SPQW
AVG v b : s/n: 50U-XBUDBUNDYDDN
AVI Kit v : Name: Rebecca Lipski Code:
AviMate va : Code: av
aVirt Gateway Server v : Name: Daniellee Charlebois Server Name: Weapon s/n: AGTA8F9F
aVirt Gateway Server v : Licensee Name: REUNiTED Server Name: REUNiTED s/n: AGTDAD3C0
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AVM-ISDN-IBTX v : s/n: A
AWARD +vpg (Bios) : password: AWARD_SW
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AweVBank v : Code: xu98NnOFuW0D-&Z%jMAHaPtb% 7YVH1ohaCYwh-&7cnwbFTjfEz lGSxCzINNftj-xZihb3ZIl0du X82QexsdivKo-2TDK&UvO3kHH
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AXE v : s/n: or s/n:
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AX Icons : Name: ThE StaRDoGG &#; ChaMPioN [PC] s/n: R84G8L-HY8F-BQP7
AxIndicator ActiveX v : Name: SiraX Company: CORE s/n:
Axis Game Cheater :
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Axium Adventures vb : Name: DSG TeAM Code: $31
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Axman v : Name: Niggah Company: Harlem Code:
AxMan v : Name: Predator Company: Faith s/n:
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Axyz v : Password: Pepita
AY Pad v : s/n:
Azz CardFile v Beta 1 : Name: Warp s/n: FT
AZZ CardFile v : Name: PHROZEN CREW Code: TBI-8R2W
AniPaint Animator v for Windows : s/n: FSWR00LZ
Anne Hooper&#;s Ultimate Sex Guide : CD Access Code:
AnsiPaint +v for Dos : name: DIR&MIR s/n: or name: THE RIDDLER [EOD] s/n:
Ansipaint v : name: DIR&MIR s/n:
Ansipaint v : name: THE RIDDLER [EOD] s/n:
Answering Machine/2 for OS/2 : name: DoH Enterprises s/n:
Anubis :
AnyTime v for Windows : s/n: YX
AnyView va for Windows : s/n: AVR
AOL v beta 4 : s/n: p/w: GOBLET-MEDIAN
App-Doc Linker : GrGn5jkfh78h
Apple Media Tool v for Windows : s/n: AMT
Apple Network Administrator Toolkit :
AppleShare File Server 4.x : BUFDQECIBZQYV or BUFDQECICJVZJ
Application Control manicapital.com : name: THE RIDDLER s/n:
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Arcada Backup Exec vA Enterprise Edition for NetWare : s/n:
Archive Converter v3.x : s/n: to
Archiver Converter v : s/n: ????
ArcServe v for Windows (10 users) : s/n: 10AS
ArcServe vg Windows Edition for Netware : s/n:
ArcServe/ vb for Dos : s/n: or s/n:
ArcSolo v for Windows : s/n: EVSO or s/n: SO
ArcTest va : s/n: name: TwinHead [TWH/UCF]
ArcTest va -Archiver Test Processor- : name: TwinHead [TWH/UCF] s/n:
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ARJ va (7) : name: ARJ s/n: xA1CF9A43
Armor Alley (mac) : EXC53RH
Arrange : CWCNG
Arrange-It : ARM
Art & Letters v : s/n:
Art Apart Collectors Edition for Windows : s/n:
Art Mixer :
AskSam Pro v for Windows(95) : s/n:
Asset DocParts v for Windows : s/n: ADP
Astound +v for Windows(95) : s/n:
Astound : or
Astound v for Windows : s/n:
Astound v for Windows :
Astound v for Windows(95) :
Astro World for Windows : name: Crack da WareZ s/n: @JTJ66BHNW
AsyMeTrix 3D F/X for Windows : s/n:
AsyMeTrix MultiMedia Toolbook v : s/n:
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Atticus Vista :
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Authorware Pro :
AuthorWare Pro v for Windows : s/n:
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AutoBoot : Registered:
Ashampoo MP3 Studio Deluxe SE
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Ashampoo MP3 Studio Deluxe
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Ashampoo MP3 Studio Deluxe SE
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Ashampoo PowerUp XP
Ashampoo PowerUp XP
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S/N: PUP2CC3AA6E30C
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Ashampoo PowerUp XP Platinum
Ashampoo PowerUp XP Platinum
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Ashampoo Photo Commander vDVT
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Ashampoo Movie Shrink And Burn v MULTiLiNGUAL-LUCiD
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Ashampoo Movie Shrink And Burn vLUCiD
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Ashampoo Movie Shrink.&.Burn
Ashampoo Movie Shrink & Burn
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Ashampoo Movie Shrink.&.Burn
Ashampoo Movie Shrink & Burn
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Ashampoo Movie Shrink.&.Burn
Ashampoo Movie Shrink & Burn
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Ashampoo Security Manager
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Ashampoo MP3 AudioCenter vViRiLiTY
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Ashampoo CD Recording Suite vLUCiD
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Ashampoo CD Recording Suite
Ashampoo CD Recording Suite
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Ashampoo CD Recording Suite
Ashampoo CD Recording Suite
S/N: CDREC
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Ashampoo CD Recording Suite
Ashampoo CD Recording Suite
S/N: CDRC5C
S/N: CDRE5A3D
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Ashampoo CD Recording Suite
Ashampoo CD Recording Suite
S/N: CDR4NFOZA2-VSREET
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Ashampoo CD Recording Suite
Ashampoo CD Recording Suite
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Ashampoo BurnYa DataCD vViRiLiTY
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Ashampoo BurnYa DataCD
Ashampoo BurnYa DataCD
S/N: BYD77AVa

Ashampoo Burning Studio
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B-Jigsaw v : Name: the beeman [ECG] Code:
B-Jigsaw for Windows v : Name: the beeman [ECG] Code:
B-Jigsaw v : Name: TheDon[Fluke] Code:
B-Jigsaw v : Name: Shaligar^Lash s/n:
B-Plan Business Planner v : s/n:
B-Puzzle for Windows v : Name: the beeman [ECG] Code:
B-Puzzle v : Name: Fluke Code:
B-Puzzle v : Name: Fluke Code:
B&#;s Recorder Gold vse : s/n: 11P6-ACZY
Baan Front Office : Name: Jaydee s/n:
Baan Front Office : Name: PFT s/n:
Babylon II v Win9xNT : Name: (Anything) Code: bejcakos
BackBurner or : or or or or
Backer ve : Name: BaRT s/n:
Backer v : Name: Jumanji [WkT!99] s/n:
BackGround Master v : Code: MBAKRSTR-YAGRIH19
Back Ground Screen v : Name: justarius of dsi s/n:
BackGroundScreen v : Name: justarius of inside s/n:
BackStreet v : Name: Predator/FAITH RegNum: s/n:
Backup ASSISTANT v rev.2 : Type EUREKA in both boxes
Backup Assistant v : Code: EUREKA s/n: CD47 (or EUREKA)
Backup Assistant v : Code: EUREKA s/n: (Anything)
Backup Assistant v : Code: EUREKA s/n: DARKSTAR99
BackUp Exec EnterPrise Edition : s/n:
BackUp Exec EnterPrise Edition v for WindowsNT: s/n:
Backup Exec : s/n:
BackUp Exec EnterPrise Edition v for Novell NetWare: s/n:
Backup Exec 7 Enterprise addon : Single edition: Enterprise editon: Quick start edit: Not for resale: Adsm module: Autoloader module: Exchange agent: Macintosh agent: Netware agent: Oracle agent: SQL agent: Unix agent: Migration utility: Disaster recovery:
Backup Exec 7 : s/n:
Backup Exec for Novell Netware Enterprise Edition:
Backup Exec v Final For Netware 4.X : s/n: s/n: SBE-NW
Backup Forever v : Name: Arfa [PCY] s/n: A
Backup Forever v : Name: fallen s/n: B
Backup Plus v : Name: SpriteX Code:
Backup Plus v : Name: SpriteX Code:
Backup Plus v : s/n: DR
BackUpXpress v : Name: Black Thorne &#; PC&#;98 s/n: BK
BackUpXpress v : Name: ls &#; Warp s/n: IE
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BackUpXpress v : Name: ls &#; Warp s/n: IE
BackupXpress Pro v : Name: BaRT SiMPSoN s/n: VI
Baikal Wordpad v : s/n: Baikal Wordpad v
Balance 95 v : Name: EzD s/n: CIMA
Bali Tools v : s/n: LordFritz/
Bali Tools v : s/n: Registered/9
Bali Tools v : s/n: PREMiERE/
Bali Tools v : s/n: DESTINY Corp./
Ballade v for Windows : s/n:
Balloon Telecom Manager v : s/n:
Bandwidth Buster : User Name: Brian O`heiley s/n: BV3K3N5UPLHXQ28ME
Banner 3 : s/n:
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Barclock v : Name: tHATDUDE s/n: ZVDTHWEM
Bargello Designer 32 v : s/n: rp-Pk9gVA
Bar Tender v : Name: KAC Code:
Baseball Kardz v : Name: IBH-RiP [Blizzard] s/n: R
Basta Splitty v : s/n:
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Batch It! : XXXXX (x=Any Char)
Batch It ve : Name: CORE/DrRhui Email: drrhui@manicapital.com Code:
Batch converter :
Batch Converter v : Password: croatia
Batch File Creation Utility : Name: Raymond Roberts Code: 7sRo-E17V-h71c-BEB1-r9St
Batch File Creation Utility : Name: Raymond Roberts Code: 7sRo-E17V-h71c-BEB1-r9St
Batch File Creation Utility : Name: Raymond Roberts Code: 7sRo-E17V-h71c-BEB1-r9St
Batch File Creation Utility v : Name: VERSUS Code: 1pEa-R09Q-o67p-YLL1-p2Sp
Batch File Creation Utility v : Name: Gorgeous Ladies of Warez\GLoW Code: 9tHh-D10L-y54m-IEG8-v0Rv
Batch File Creation Utility v : Name: Spider] Code: 9wXq-D10T-y71v-SQN7-x1Rg
Batch It vf : Name: CORE/DrRhui Email: drrhui@manicapital.com Code:
Batch It vg : Name: CORE/DrRhui Email: drrhui@manicapital.com Code:
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BattleStar v : Name: n03l Organization: Faith98 Code:
BattleStar v : Name: Jumanji/C4A Organization: Jumanji/C4A Code:
BBFinder v : Name: The Exterminators s/n: fDSZnEybYszVLE00
BBPrint v : Code:
BBS Bowl +v : name: The GuaRDiaN aNGeL s/n: or name: TeLLeRBoP s/n:
BBS Bowl v : name: Batman s/n: or name: ??? s/n: or name: *** s/n:
BBS Bowl v : name: You! s/n:
BBS Drag Racing v : sysop: The GuaRDiaN aNGeL bbs: G.!.$ s/n: GB2<8AN?15N
BCM Diagnostics v : Name: [Abaddon] s/n:
BeachBox 98 v : s/n: 14 87 32
Beach Box v : s/n: 14 87 32
BeachFront Quizzer v : Networking Essentials: Windows Windows NT Workstation: Windows NT Server: Windows NT Enterprise Server: MS-TCP/IP MS Exchange
Beam Splash! Web Author v : s/n: M6FCA
Beam Splash Web Author v : s/n: NS Key: CCCB1A
Beam Splash! Web Authoring v : s/n: J8BIA
Beame and WhiteSide BW-connect NFS for Windows NT: s/n:
Bear Soft Alarm Clock v : Name: SpriteX Code:
Beat Me v : Name: CHAFE Keyword: ABF s/n:
Beat the Market : Name: godenver s/n:
Becky Internet Mail v : s/n: Z
Becky! Internet Mail v : Name/Email: (Anything) s/n: G or G
Becky! Internet Mail v : Name: dLLord Email: [tNC&#;99] s/n: N
Becky! Internet Mail v : Name: CoKeBoTtLe99 Email: Cokebottle@the_manicapital.com s/n: D
Been There, Done That v : Name/Company: (Anything) Code: unmuzzle
Been There, Done That v : s/n: unmuzzle
Been There, Done That v : Name/Company: (Anything) s/n: unmuzzle
Beer! e : Name: Riz la+ Code:
BeHierarchic x : E &#;Anonymous&#;
BeJeanie v : s/n:
Bench 32 vb for Windows 95/NT : code: CGPkGGx-PEq-iUsB
Best Proto v : s/n: camelus bactrianus
Best Proto VA : s/n: camelus bactrianus
BestWeb v for Windows : s/n:
BetaDesigns Picture Explorer v : Name/Company: (Anything) s/n: x5x6x7seXy
Better File Rename v : s/n: BFR-ASTH
BetterWriter : BW
Beyond Compare vc win95/NT : Name: :MARQUIS: Org: UCF Key: 2BB
Beyond Compare va : Name: wizdaz Company: Warp key: AEB07A02
Beyond Compare vb : Name: wizdaz Company: Warp98 Key: C38C1E83
Beyond Compare vc : Name: wizdaz Company: Warp98 Key: C38C1E83
Beyond Compare vb4 : Name: justarius Company: inside Key: A
Beyond Compare va : Name: rubor Company: Syntax 2oo1 Key: CB89E
Beyond Compare vb : Name: ultraschall Company: blizzard Key: DAA98
Beyond Pyramid! v : Name: GZI s/n: P
BFM Casino x : First Name: fungus Initial: of Last Name: blizzard Password:
BFM Casino v : First Name: Phrozen Last Name: Crew Password: 40
BGFax +v for Dos and OS/2 : name: The GuaRDiaN aNGeL s/n: pop nr: 4FADD
BGfax v : name: Batman s/n: pop nr: CF6D
BGFax v for Dos and OS/2 : name: You! s/n: pop nr: 9CF6FBA6
Bible Decoder v : Name: Larry Holder s/n: 0f7bf-1bac
Bible Decoder v : Name: Gorgeous Ladies Of Warez s/n: 36ddfbc
BiblioGraphica Light/Pro v Build : Name: CORE DrRhui Light: Pro:
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Bicycle v bike &#;alog on disk : WWUXPQVYP
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Big 8 Solitaire v : Code:
Big Bucks Slots v : s/n:
Biggieboy DHTML Editor v : Enter any 7 characters.
BigJig v : Name: CHJXTM s/n: BJ
Big Jig v : Name: UOLOUP s/n: BJ
Big Thesaurus : AxxxxBC (x=any number)
Biker Diary v : Name: Team DEMiSE Code:
Bikers Log V : code:
Bikers Log v : Code:
Billionaire v : Name: escom/CORE s/n: rm
Billionaire v : Name: escom/CORE s/n: rm
Bill Power Plus! v : s/n: Leave the Name field blank.
Bill Power Plus! v : s/n:
Bill Power v : s/n:
Bill Power v : s/n:
Bill Power Plus! v : s/n:
Bill Power Plus! v : Regular: Plus:
Bill Power Plus! v : Regular: Plus:
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BillQuick v : RegNum:
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Binary Browser v : s/n: DE
Bills Calendar v : s/n:
Binary CLOCK : Name: RIK Code: CSJ
Binary Clock v : Name: fjalar s/n: WAY
Bingo : name: Virus &#; ML code:
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Birmy PowerRIP : s/n: or Printer Code: Fulfillment Response:
BitCom vC for Dos : s/n: A or s/n: A
BitFax Professional v for Windows : s/n: 1
BitFax vc : A
BitFax vc for Dos : s/n: A