Re: JFW activation
- From: Chris Skarstad <toonhead5@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 19 Feb 2005 22:51:26 -0600
hi. when you say verify, do you mean activate? Because if JFW verifies
something, it could mean that there may be a problem with the JAWS install
or something else. but from the way your message is worded, i am guessing
that when you mean verify you actually mean that it needed to be activated
again.
If this is the case, you may have lost 2 activations and only have 1 more
available to you.
At 04:35 PM 2/19/2005, you wrote:
>Hello Group
>Well I had a problem with Verification yesterday, it went something like
>this.
>I up graded my Casper Hard drive backup program and then went on to do the
>back up and my activities for about 10 hours more until I decided to re boot
>the system.
>In the reboot I started to get messages about JFW version 6.0 could not be
>Verified and so it ask me to initiate the Verification process.
>JFW continued to say it could not complete the Verification and I could not
>really control JFW. I had my wife read the screen, but we could not get JFW
>to complete the Verification.
>Finally I gave up and closed down the computer for the 4th time and went to
>bed, Poop!
>Happily when I got up this morning everything went as it should and JFW
>version 6.0 came up with no complaints.
>It has been mentioned before on this list that any changes in the computer
>would cause JFW version 6.0 to require you to Verify again? Well that seems
>to be what happened.
>I am on a cable connection and that was active.
>I am not real happy with JFW monitoring the way I use my computer nor
>monitoring any changes to my software or hardware!
>Have any of you experienced anything like this?
>It is always possible there was something here you agree with or disagree
>with, but I would like to hear your experiences so I might be fore warned?
>If you would rather address this off the list OK my email is
>ab7hw@xxxxxxxx
>I do think this is correct for this list because it deals with JFW and users
>of JFW and the way we interact with JFW.
>Thanks for your inputs.
>Dick
>
>
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