Real learning requires learing how to think for one's self and how to find answers. I gave more than "a little guidance."Īlthough it is always easier if someone just gives you the answer, it actually teaches you very little. I am treating you like people who can learn how to do these things for themselves, given a little guidance. I did not simply say: "There are other programs out there you can find if you search." I am not "treating" you like children.
I didn't bother downloading the "Windows XP / 2003 Product Key Viewer / Generator / Changer" file, because I didn't feel like using edonkey or share connection and didn't want to deal with the crack site B.S., but again I knew anyone would get multiple hits for download of that target using the title I posted. With the proper search criteria, all these files are all over the net. Should I have saved you even that very minimal effort by attaching them here so you wouldn't have to make ANY effort on your own? I don't think that is actually helpful. Just how lazy do you want to be? In each instance I gave you the "specific" identification of the file for your search engine which I knew you could use to actually find them with little or no effort, by simply copying and pasting them into YOUR search engine. NET 2003 Key Changer." I reported that it could be found under the name of "Windows XP / 2003 Product Key Viewer / Generator / Changer." I "knew" these things because I had just finished searching for them myself. The only one which seemed more problematical was the "Windows XP. The "RockXP 3.0" file was also easy to find in multiple places for free. There is a "Magic Jelly Bean" site and I found many locations for the "Keyfinder v1.41," including the developers own site. The additional items were ones that I had found searching, and therefore knew were available with simple searching. The initial point of the question was the location of the MSKey4in1.exe which was both "located" and "attached" to babar0ga's post. I don't mind criticism, constructive or otherwise.