• Where to get registration

    From Dran Draggore@1:218/215 to All on Mon Apr 11 03:52:40 2016
    To my knowledge, Arrowbridge I and II are now freeware.

    Where do I get the registration keys from ?
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  • From mark lewis@1:3634/12.73 to Dran Draggore on Mon Apr 11 09:20:22 2016

    11 Apr 16 03:52, you wrote to All:

    To my knowledge, Arrowbridge I and II are now freeware.

    Where do I get the registration keys from ?

    ask uncle google?

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  • From Dran Draggore@1:218/215 to mark lewis on Tue Apr 12 06:37:40 2016
    Re: Where to get registration
    By: mark lewis to Dran Draggore on Mon Apr 11 2016 09:20 am


    To my knowledge, Arrowbridge I and II are now freeware.

    Where do I get the registration keys from ?

    ask uncle google?

    Google's a dead end on this one.

    Do you have registered versions ?
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  • From mark lewis@1:3634/12.73 to Dran Draggore on Tue Apr 12 11:44:20 2016

    12 Apr 16 06:37, you wrote to me:

    To my knowledge, Arrowbridge I and II are now freeware.

    Where do I get the registration keys from ?

    ask uncle google?

    Google's a dead end on this one.

    worked for me when i went looking some time ago...

    Do you have registered versions ?

    i purchased AB-I shortly after it was introduced... AB-I is freeware as of v1.40 and it still recognises valid registration codes if one has such... AFAIK, no reg keys are needed...

    AB-II is now free... a key set was posted from the author's redaxe site back in
    2003, though...

    https://fidonet.ozzmosis.com/echomail.php/arrowbridge/9da125a52496c8fc.html

    i do know that you don't want to hack it or run hacked version because it will protect itself like a lot of other software will do that's been hacked...

    i'm not sure what happened with mark's redaxe site but it looks like it has been taken over by some other company... the ab2 links that point there are 404... [time passes] after further digging, i find that the software available at redaxe is software that mark wrote and released... at least from what i can see, he did the cricketstatz program and some more digging turns up that he apparently kept the redaxe site for his new private company "red axe pty ltd" in 2010...

    http://abnreport.com.au/abnlookup/15098096460-mark-sinclair http://abnreport.com.au/abnlookup/93144547982-red-axe-pty-ltd


    here's are some browser based MMORPGs that mark also wrote... http://www.tombmaster.com/ - published 2000
    http://www.timehunter.com/ - published 2002
    http://www.dragontide.com/ - published 2005


    so now after 2+ hours of digging, i quit...

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  • From Dran Draggore@1:3634/12 to mark lewis on Thu Apr 14 07:00:00 2016
    AB-II is now free... a key set was posted from the author's
    redaxe site back in 2003, though...

    Yes. I remember RedAxe now.

    I searched for a while and never came up with RedAxe. The association between Arrow Bridge and RedAxe must be extinct in the Google database.

    https://fidonet.ozzmosis.com/echomail.php/arrowbridge/9da125

    i do know that you don't want to hack it or run hacked
    version because it will protect itself like a lot of other
    software will do that's been hacked...

    Hmm. Maybe my problem was attempting to enter bogus registration details. If that is the case, then the software should at least indicate a failure instead of letting people play crippleware.

    so now after 2+ hours of digging, i quit...

    Thanks for the help. I will check out those links.


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  • From Dran Draggore@1:3634/12 to mark lewis on Thu Apr 14 07:01:00 2016
    i purchased AB-I shortly after it was introduced... AB-I is
    freeware as of v1.40 and it still recognises valid
    registration codes if one has such... AFAIK, no reg keys
    are needed...

    Are you running AB-I v1.40 now ?


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  • From mark lewis@1:3634/12.73 to Dran Draggore on Thu Apr 14 09:03:20 2016

    14 Apr 16 07:00, you wrote to me:

    AB-II is now free... a key set was posted from the author's redaxe
    site back in 2003, though...

    Yes. I remember RedAxe now.

    I searched for a while and never came up with RedAxe. The association between Arrow Bridge and RedAxe must be extinct in the Google
    database.

    try the proper Arrowbridge spelling with no space in it ;) plus redaxe, as i noted previously, seems to have changed directions... it used to be where mark's redaxe game was hosted but now it seems to be a portal for his software company...

    https://fidonet.ozzmosis.com/echomail.php/arrowbridge/9da125

    i do know that you don't want to hack it or run hacked version
    because it will protect itself like a lot of other software will do
    that's been hacked...

    Hmm. Maybe my problem was attempting to enter bogus registration
    details. If that is the case, then the software should at least
    indicate a failure instead of letting people play crippleware.

    nope because that gives hackers an indication if they were successful or not...

    so now after 2+ hours of digging, i quit...

    Thanks for the help. I will check out those links.

    ok...

    )\/(ark

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  • From mark lewis@1:3634/12.73 to Dran Draggore on Thu Apr 14 08:58:56 2016

    14 Apr 16 07:01, you wrote to me:

    i purchased AB-I shortly after it was introduced... AB-I is freeware
    as of v1.40 and it still recognises valid registration codes if one
    has such... AFAIK, no reg keys are needed...

    Are you running AB-I v1.40 now ?

    i'm running the latest of both AB-I and AB-II, yes... my AB-I is using my existing reg keys, though... if you follow up on those links, perhaps you will contact mark sinclair and ask what should be used in AB-I v1.40 for the reg keys... if you get a response, it would be nice to post it back in here for others who may be looking for the same information ;)

    )\/(ark

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