I don't know what font you're using, but please change it...It's very 
difficult to read your post!


>From: "Mashruddin Bin Saharuddin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Authorization Keys
>Date: Sat, 20 Mar 1999 20:09:00 +0800
>
>Hello! I'm a first timer on this list and, I hope my views are welcomed 
here. The point I'd like to make is this. I bought JFW2.0 in 1996.Back 
then, I bought the best computer money could but, so I thought, Namely, 
an IBM Aptiva 166. upon installation, I heard a pop, and an illegal 
operations message. Our local JFW representative, made me change to a 
new video card, Which I found out later to be just as disagreeable with 
jaws. I tried, unaided to fix my screen reader on to two other computers 
with equally dismal results. I tossed the disk, emptied of its 
authorization keys, aside, for useless! At the same time, a bought a 
Jed, which I found to be an update version. Which means that, as soon as 
the vendor was out of sight, and I needed to recover my computer, I 
found out to my disgust that, jfd had turned in to a 1000 key stroke 
demo. Out, went my dream to be able to communicate with the world. But, 
gladly, that was not to be, because, while playing with the training 
tapes, I discovered that, if, I could get a functional Jaws copy, There 
was still the embed Authorization print, at least that's what I think it 
is, and I could Still be in business! true enough, the fateful day came. 
I was playing with another screen reader demo when, a pal called up to 
say that JFW3.2 was out, and that I should go to the sight to check if 
my authorization number was on the list. This was two years after I 
disowned JFW. Dragging my feet I went, and, lo! to my surprise, there it 
was, 6696! What good Fortune! I downloaded the thing, tapped to commence 
installation, and, then, Doctor Jaws came onn! I was, and still am, 
elated! In short, it all went well except for the damned keys. What 
could I do! Suddenly, quite by accident, I stumbled to this list and, 
just in time to. The discussion on the goods and bads of JFW 
authorization key method was being aired. I managed with some 
reluctance, and courage, to send and email to them and, guess what! they 
were extremely courteous and helpful. so that now, I was given my reset 
code of three keys which works no my 3 year old diskette. I was also 
told to send my authorization number with the latest extensions for the 
latest reset code if I chance to need it. there fore, to my mind, the 
issues on the clock, and the authorization keys just don't stand up any 
more. careless folks like me can rest assured that the license we 
ascribed to is good as resets are available. If I was Mr.. Henter and 
the group of blind and partially blind people who are working so hard to 
make their screen reader work so beautifully for us, I would be 
disappointed to learn that, the blind don't only lead the blind, they 
kill the blind as well! I hear, the people in the west are very proud 
and protective over artistic copy rights. We in the east are said to be 
savagers and pirates. Surely you out there wouldn't like to go to your 
grand offices and find out that you have be substituted and that, no 
amount of union power could save you, would you? I bet Beth serano, Ted 
Henter and Eric demory and the team must worry about the day when a code 
cracker device used by a mean blind man manages to break the 
Authorization code, so that in turn, he could be an over night tycoon 
while a few score of blind talent go join the welfare row. and for jJFW 
customers, the head line, JAWS DEFUNCT! JAWS IS DEAD! Is that what we 
want? Well in that case, I would suggest Mr.. Henter plant a virus in 
your authorization key, the next time you ask for a reset, And the blind 
community at large would at last be rid of elements like your self. Keep 
up the good work JFW! Mashruddin, that's my name!
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