jceaser wrote:
>
> Some timeago I downloaded an entire arcive of newton apps (it was in a zip
> file) that had NSBasic and its reg. code. Does anyone know where this is?
> My main proplem is that I just got a 2100 an I can not transfer my
> registered programs from my 130 to the 2100.
>
I'm not sure I follow you here. You mean you downloaded from the 'net,
from some site, an archive of Newton applications. In this anonymous
archive, you found a copy of NSBasic, along with its registration code.
What do you want to know, where it is? If you didn't buy a license, I
would suggest you to do so before contacting George Henne, who wrote
NSBasic. Then, its email address is <mailto:support@Nbsasic.com>.
As for your other registered packages, make sure you entered your owner
name in your 2100 exactly as it was entered in your 130. That's what
most application use to check the registration code they gave you.
If you have any problem, contact the authors of these applications.
-Laurent.
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Laurent Daudelin Developer, Adaptive Infrastructure, CIS
Fannie Mae Washington, DC, USA
Phone: 703-833-4266
mailto:Laurent_Daudelmailto:support@Nbsasic.comin@fanniemae.com
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