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From: Gary Becker
Date: Sat, 10 May 1997 00:00

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If it needs a register key or number use the oem number from the win95
licence.
Other wise just regester the program.

This also works when reformating and installing windows only and picking
out
what software you want to use.

Gary

 Derek Atkins wrote in article ...
>I recently brought a Packard Bell PC with lots of preloaded software.
>Does anybody know how I find out what the licences are for the preloaded
>software, in case the hard disc dies and I have to reinstall from the
>master CDs?
>
>--
>Derek Atkins
>

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