Delphi 7 Personal Serial Number

When I open up my LabVIEW application it brings me to the screen to enter my serial number. This week I have been running the free trial they offered while trying to get this problem fixed while contacting NI. However now that the free trail is up once I put in the serial number this is the message I am displayed.Screenshot (9)1379×656 4.5 MB

As can be seen, this message prompts the user to enter a serial number and a registration authorization code. If you have the code but have forgotten which version you gave it to, you could very quickly get fooled by a fake registration code. The good news is that it is very easy to check whether you have actually signed up to use the product. Just download and install the latest version and go to the Borland office system to see if your code is active. If done through a web browser, IE is probably the most user-friendly - just login and click on the My Stuff link at the top of the Borland web site.

Most micro-ISVs use a serial number/registration code system to allow end users to unlock or activate their purchase. The problem most of us have run into is that a few days or weeks after our software is released, someone has developed a keygen, a crack, or has leaked a serial number across the internet.

I removed Delphi 7 Personal (obtained from PC Pro Magazine December 2002) from a Windows ME system (that system is defunct and been scrapped and usable components stripped out). I have an XP system which is no longer connected to the Internet (after the ending of Microsoft support) into which I have installed Delphi 7 Personal.

...I am at a loss as to help you. I sort of remember that MS gave people 90 days of free technical support, though and enrollment in the corporate version is not as automatic as is the case with the personal versions. If you were able to login you could reach their technical support. d2c66b5586