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What does 'Registration' do?

Post by iycgtptyarvg »

Hi all, I've used XnView for a couple of years now. To my great surprise I noticed a keygen for v1.92.1 on a torrent website. So, I went to XnView's 'Info' menu and lo and behold, there is a 'Registration' option there.

I'm a bit confused, because I thought XnView was free.
Am I missing something?

Before you tell me to 'search the forums': I did, but could only find a reference to a 'Deluxe' version from 2005 where Pierre stated the Deluxe version didn't exist anymore.
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Re: What does 'Registration' do?

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iycgtptyarvg wrote:Hi all, I've used XnView for a couple of years now. To my great surprise I noticed a keygen for v1.92.1 on a torrent website. So, I went to XnView's 'Info' menu and lo and behold, there is a 'Registration' option there.

I'm a bit confused, because I thought XnView was free.
Am I missing something?

Before you tell me to 'search the forums': I did, but could only find a reference to a 'Deluxe' version from 2005 where Pierre stated the Deluxe version didn't exist anymore.
The registration is only needed for company
Pierre.
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:arrow: iycgtptyarvg

:) Hello !

• You could have found this info HERE ONLINE :wink:
- Also available as CHM from my Web pages…

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Ok, thanks for clarifying. I guess the people who created the keygen thought XnView was crippleware or something.
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Post by peterg22 »

It spreads good kharma too :wink: Xnview's really useful to me as I can now get rid of 3 other software packages that I needed to process my pictures. Merci!
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Post by helmut »

peterg22 wrote:It spreads good kharma too :wink: ...
Yes, indeed. But XnView can't clean dirty washing and do the ironing, yet. ;-)
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Post by peterg22 »

helmut wrote:
peterg22 wrote:It spreads good kharma too :wink: ...
Yes, indeed. But XnView can't clean dirty washing and do the ironing, yet. ;-)
Of course, but it makes a fine cup of coffee!
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peterg22 wrote:Of course, but it makes a fine cup of coffee!
:-)
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Post by Rikki »

I am most impressed with XNV, there are only 2 minor things that I would want altered and id completely happy. Im going to purchase a copy as soon as I get paid this month.