At work we've been using a product from a company called Appforge for the last few years to write software for handheld computers (Palm, Pocket PC, some phones, etc).
We've been finalising some bugs in the software and are ready to release it, so we needed to buy some licenses for our customers. We went to their web page and the online store didn't seem to be working, so we checked things out with their Australian reseller.
Appforge went out of business about 2 weeks ago. Fuck!
This means that all the work we've been doing on this product is wasted unless we can find a way to get around the client activation requirements. Argh! Does anyone know of any way to get around it? I assume that no one reading this has ever used Appforge so I think it's a wasted question, but it's worth a shot.
This is so frustrating.
We've been finalising some bugs in the software and are ready to release it, so we needed to buy some licenses for our customers. We went to their web page and the online store didn't seem to be working, so we checked things out with their Australian reseller.
Appforge went out of business about 2 weeks ago. Fuck!
This means that all the work we've been doing on this product is wasted unless we can find a way to get around the client activation requirements. Argh! Does anyone know of any way to get around it? I assume that no one reading this has ever used Appforge so I think it's a wasted question, but it's worth a shot.
This is so frustrating.
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Do any of the resellers have any licences left? Not just the Australian one, but anywhere?
At the moment it looks like we're going to have to go back a version, because the previous version didn't have this activation requirement, but then we loose out of all the improvements in version 6.
http://www.ddlsite.com/Appforge+Crossfire/crack-serial-keygen-torrent/free-warez-full-download-1.html
Is there anyway of getting in touch with the owners of the business or whoever is winding up the company?
If the company is out of business and the IP hasn't been sold on you may be able to get them to provide a general unlock if the software will no longer be supported. If the IP has been passed on they may be able to get you in touch with the new owners to get the licences.
Unfortunately they are an American company, so time differences are an issue.