30/60 day Software Trial versions

[CharlieN1FNR]

I have some cd's w/limited time versions, mostly MST's, like Office XP and others, is there a way to remove the time limits on it?
Thanks for your help.

 

[Haircut]

There is, but that's illegal and not greatly appreciated here.

 

[JellyBaby]

Sure. Buy or register it.

 

[joohang]

<< Sure. Buy or register it. >>

 

[CharlieN1FNR]

Once again I have failed in expressing my intentions. I'm not interested in removing the time limits on these trial versions that I receive from MSFT and others. I was interested in knowing "if" that was possible to do it!! I "do" have ""all"" of the software that I "use" registered in my name since "DOS 3.x" to and including Office XP Pro and WinXP Pro. I always been curious about this time limits versions however and decided to ask if it was possible, I guess that I have my answer, right? Well, thanks for the ambiguousness caliber of your answers. Charlien1fnr

 

[Antisocial Virge]

Yes it is possible.

 

[Bglad]

No no, I don't want to do it, I just want detailed instructions on how I would do it if by chance I wanted to. LMAO

 

[apoppin]

Sure, reinstall your O/S every 30 days . . .



The purpose of these demos is to test the software. 30 days is usually sufficient to know if you want to buy it or not. There are ways to circumvent this but are neither ethical nor legal (read the EULA on the demos) and very much frowned upon here at AT (you won't get any help on "how to" here).