You know, there is something which makes me wonder. It was written that the given away licenses can be used up to two PCs. AFAIK, Revo Uninstaller Pro is bound to single machine usage. Has VS RGroup changed their policy recently?
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You know, there is something which makes me wonder. It was written that the given away licenses can be used up to two PCs. AFAIK, Revo Uninstaller Pro is bound to single machine usage. Has VS RGroup changed their policy recently?
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Well, i m not sure, but they said in email that every key will work on 2 system. They said it as we are 2 years old now and hence they are giving this kind of key for that reason.Originally Posted by corker
You know, there is something which makes me wonder. It was written that the given away licenses can be used up to two PCs. AFAIK, Revo Uninstaller Pro is bound to single machine usage. Has VS RGroup changed their policy recently?
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You can now buy 1-3 computer licenses ----->Well, i m not sure, but they said in email that every key will work on 2 system. They said it as we are 2 years old now and hence they are giving this kind of key for that reason.
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Now I remember VS Revo Group does have multimachine pricing models. But I never buy them to know how this strategy is implemented. Is it different keys for each PC or special design keys that can be activated simultaneously? Well, assuming from the message sent in your mail, it seems the answer is the second one.Well, i m not sure, but they said in email that every key will work on 2 system. They said it as we are 2 years old now and hence they are giving this kind of key for that reason.
A little correction to the review made by Grr, yes we do have context menu integration on Revo Uninstaller. If you want to uninstall a certain program, just go to the Program Files Directory then look for folder in which you install the program and right click your mouse on it.
Last edited by corker; 22-12-10 at 01:31 PM. Reason: I was thinking to create a new post for discussing different matter but that would mean double post so I cancel it and edit this post. Ha..ha..what kind of reason is this?
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thanks corker, i didn't checked in the program file folder.A little correction to the review made by Grr, yes we do have context menu integration on Revo Uninstaller. If you want to uninstall a certain program, just go to the Program Files Directory then look for folder in which you install the program and right click your mouse on it.
For Advanced Uninstaller it gives me uninstall option even for the installer.exe..
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