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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Perram" data-source="post: 5015080" data-attributes="member: 84740">Yeah, that was me, I'll send you a PM with the contact information.  I realized that mistake on my drive home today, I get forgetful when I'm upset. I was finally able to get the software to work on my end by using my secondary liscence (You get one free with each purchase, which is good, stated purpose to allow you to install it on a secondary computer in the policies he links above.) It did however take me four tries over the course of an hour before it did work.  My old liscense is still locked into my old installation of XP, though. My suggestion?  Do what Adobe, Apple, etc... does with their activations:  Allow the software to be 'deactivated' and thus allowing the software to be installed somewhere else while at the same time making sure its only installed on one compupter.</blockquote>