Not trying to cause any trouble here, but just to give people considering cracking the software some incentive not to. With some programming background, I can easily say that it takes a lot of time (which could be better used) to develop and maintain any type of software. Also, every $15 that you give to PDAwin is not only making it worth their efforts, but giving them an incentive to keep making great updates to their software. Now I ask you, would you rather take the software as it is right now and possibly cut any chance of future revisions/updates? Or would you rather them make great features in the future that will rival that of any Pronto on the market? $15 is really not that much money, especially compared to the price of a Pronto Pro. So please, don't request serials.....the trial version is more than enough time to decide whether or not you want to spend $15 on the full version.

--Jordan

Well said, Jordan.

I think most all here agree with you. You saw how requests for serial numbers were greeted in that other thread.

Regards. Jay.

Amen.

Come on, folks. Anyone who owns a PDA can afford to spend $15 on software. Is PDA Win perfect? No. But I bought it in the hopes that my support will result in two things: 1. Support for the PDA-IR card for the Dell Axim and 2. fixes for the quirks like the button activating when released, instead of pressed. In the meantime, I'm perfecting my CCF so it will be ready to go. So buy the damn thing; work on your CCF in the meantime, and be ready to gloat when your PDA becomes a Super Pronto Pro for half price.

John C.