Registration Vault 2.0
| Released: | 2010-03-07 |  |
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| License Type: | Shareware | |
| Platform: | Win7 x32,Win7 x64,Win98,WinServer,WinVista,WinVista x64,WinXP | |
| Requirements: | 90 Mb Memory, 20 MB Disk | |
| Product homepage: | http://www.canyonsoftware.com | |
| Publisher: | Canyon Software | |
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- Vendor Price:
- $29.95
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Registration Vault 2.0
Registration Vault is a complete software management system that keeps track of import information related to software purchased in a secured encrypted database.
Registration Vault stores registration information for software purchased online or from a retail store including registration codes, registration name, license information, e-mail address used for purchasing (online orders) and support, physical registration key files, physical purchase or support e-mails, and membership login information.
In addition, it keeps track of web site log on information and general password information.
Registration Vault running on a flash drive allows employees in companies that are responsible for installing software on company computers to have the company's software registration codes with them when troubleshooting. Have a home network with multiple computers? Keep Registration Vault on a flash drive to make it easy to install software on each computer.
Compatible with Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7, and Server (both 32/64 Bit versions of each)
Database may reside anywhere including local hard drives, network drives, or flash drives.
Registration Keys are handled as a whole key or handled in groups of characters for easy drag and drop into applications that have multiple edit boxes for key entry.
Organize software by definable categories. All documents pertaining to a software package are stored in one location. Know when upgrade periods expire.
Registration Vault stores registration information for software purchased online or from a retail store including registration codes, registration name, license information, e-mail address used for purchasing (online orders) and support, physical registration key files, physical purchase or support e-mails, and membership login information.
In addition, it keeps track of web site log on information and general password information.
Registration Vault running on a flash drive allows employees in companies that are responsible for installing software on company computers to have the company's software registration codes with them when troubleshooting. Have a home network with multiple computers? Keep Registration Vault on a flash drive to make it easy to install software on each computer.
Compatible with Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7, and Server (both 32/64 Bit versions of each)
Database may reside anywhere including local hard drives, network drives, or flash drives.
Registration Keys are handled as a whole key or handled in groups of characters for easy drag and drop into applications that have multiple edit boxes for key entry.
Organize software by definable categories. All documents pertaining to a software package are stored in one location. Know when upgrade periods expire.
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