Upgrading from RegSupreme to jv16 PowerTools?

sportsfan

If someone purchases RegSupreme 1.3, and wants to "upgrade" to either RegSupreme Pro 1.2 OR jv16 PowerTools 2006.....can they do that without having to make a "seperate" purchase (by just paying the difference in price)?

jepe

On the following page you will find all the purchase - including upgrade - options for the different products:

http://www.macecraft.com/pricelist/

Purchasing PowerTools 2006 will allow you to use RegSupreme and RegSupreme Pro as well - free of charge.

Jean-Paul

sportsfan

Thank you, jepe. :)

My "30 day trial" for RegSupreme is coming to an end. However, I now think that I may be more interested in jv16 PowerTools more so than RegSupreme. Is it possible to "trial" jv16 PowerTools now?

tullik

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sportsfan

Well, I just had an interesting experience.

THIS MORNING (Tuesday)......the RegSupreme 1.3 trial version worked fine, and said that I had "1 Day Left" for my evaluation period.

I just now (Tuesday - about 12 hours later, same day) opened the GUI to perform a scan....and it refused....saying "Your evaluation trial period is now over...blah, blah, blah". I was actually just making sure they hadn't cut my trial period short, and was then going to purchase! Now, I'm not so sure.

I'm guessing that even if I do decide to purchase....that I won't be able to use the currently installed version. And of course, that means I wouldn't be able to "restore" any removed entries.

Am I right or wrong on this one?

tullik

I think you are wrong:

1. If you buy the RegSupreme 1.3 product, you get a license file via e-mail. Just put it the program's main directory and it should work fine. I don't know about the timing -- maybe it is using Finland's time zone? You cut it pretty close.

2. If you buy the jv16pt 2006 product, just put a copy of that license in the RegSupreme main directory.

3. If you buy nothing and really need to restore something, you can do that manually from the subfolders in the RegSupreme Backups folder. Each subfolder contains an index.dat file which you can open with notepad to see when the backup was made and the description you provided during removal. Each subfolder also contains the corresponding entries.reg -- just double click to invoke a regedit merge action.