Subj : Re: Lost software license
To   : Rich
From : Glenn M.
Date : Fri Mar 30 2001 05:01 am

From: "Glenn M." <gmeadow@home.com>


I carry my CD's aroound in a CD Wallet, no space for Jewels.  Wrote with = a 
Sharpie on the outer part of the sleeve the reg numbers.  I have all = my stuff 
on a laptop, so I take most of my core CD's with me all the = time.

Several companies do provide the peel off stickers (2 or 3) on the main = 
label.  Put on with your documentation, one on the CD, and one the = 
Registration card.

--=20
Glenn Meadows


  "Rich" <@> wrote in message news:3ac44507@w3.nls.net...
     Why?  For anyone that decides to throw out the jewel case they can =
do whatever they want to remember the ID.  Do many folks here throw out = the 
jewel cases in which software is packaged?  I never do.  I don't see = why I 
would.

  Rich

    "David N. Barnett" <d_n_b@swbell.net> wrote in message =
news:uae8ctoev8b2i43v75ugh9r5cocodsh429@4ax.com...
    On Thu, 29 Mar 2001 20:53:38 -0800, "Rich" <@> wrote in message
    <3ac418ce$1@w3.nls.net>:

    |  I didn't say it's impossible.  It's expensive.  Putting it on the =
jewel case is fine unless you separate the two and for the rare folks = that do 
that they can write it on with a marker like you.  Note that = there is also a 
physical license certificate with the ID which you = should keep safe.

    Okay, how about this -- include an adhesive-backed tear-off label =
with
    the number, and a similarly-sized blank space on the label side of =
the
    CD, so that the user can stick the ID label onto the CD.  This would
    be in addition to the ID number printed on the jewel box.

    --dnb



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