Why the program should be registered?
ABF Favorite Folders is distributed on a Try Before You Buy (shareware) basis. The evaluation (trial) version will only work for 30 days after the first install and will show a trial reminder at the system startup. If you like this program and decide to keep it, you will need to purchase a registration key. All functions will be available and limitations will be removed as soon as you register your copy of ABF Favorite Folders.
How to register?
At first, you should obtain the registration key. You can purchase the registration key on-line either by credit card, bank transfer or check. Ordering by Phone, FAX, and postal mail are also available. Please visit the registration page (www.ABFsoftware.com/products/FavoriteFolders/) and purchase the program. It costs only $14.95 for the single license. There are some sale propositions for multi-licenses.
Note: The price can be changed in future.
After purchasing you will receive an e-mail with registration key and instructions. You can enter registration key in two ways:
1 way: The registration e-mail has a reg.key file in the attachment. Run this file (simply click on the attachment icon in Outlook/Outlook Express) it will add the registration data directly into the system registry.
2 way: Click on the Register item in the popup menu, Register now! link on the logo (Figure 7; Pos 1) or Register button in the About dialog. A key input form will appear (Figure 8).
Figure 7: How to enter registration key.
Figure 8: Registration key input form.
The registration key is a long sequence of different chars, so don't try to type it manually. Use the clipboard to copy (Ctrl+C) and paste (Ctrl+V) the key. Press OK button.
At last, restart the ABF Favorite Folders. If all steps are done right, the "Unregistered X days Trial" phrase should disappear and the registration information should appear in the About dialog (Figure 9).
Figure 9: Registration information in the About dialog.
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