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LicenseKeeper 1.1 has been released. You can download it here: http://outerlevel.com/downloads/LicenseKeeper.zip or use “Check for Updates” under the main LicenseKeeper menu. Entourage and PowerMail users can now take advantage of easy software license management for the Mac. Import and auto-scan email for serial numbers with one click of a button. What’s New in LicenseKeeper 1.1…

There has been a ton of talk the last few days about the new 1Passwd license card. Essentially, they have taken the idea of a file-based license key to the next step. Instead of using a text-based or binary file containing a user’s license information, they are using an image file. It is similar to…

The macCompanion e-Magazine reviewed LicenseKeeper in their April Issue (Page 50 – the PDF index is wrong in my copy). Strenghts: A one-stop-shop for licenses and supporting documentation. Weaknesses: Does not import Emails from non Mail.app Email programs. No password protection for itself. Well, not to worry. Version 1.1 is coming and it adds full…

A few weeks ago I did an interview with Craig Crossman on his nationally syndicated Computer America radio show. Well, Craig also wrote up a great review of LicenseKeeper and his article has been making the rounds. I pointed out the appearance on RedOrbit.com a few days ago. Today, the same article has appeared on…

Josh Pigford of the TheAppleBlog: Serial Number Storage Roundup It’s a good overview of the available products in the same market space as LicenseKeeper: LicenseKeeper ($19.95) – One of the most full featured options available, this one really is the king of serial/license storage. While the interface is deceivingly simple (that’s a good thing), it…

Jay Barnson asks “What To Do If You Lose Your Registration Number For a Downloadable Game?” We’d previously pulled almost all information and licenses (and serial numbers, etc) from her old system, but we’d missed that one. I hunted through my emails, and couldn’t find one that had a registration number or license number. Man,…

Thanks to a Google search, I just found that Craig Crossman published a great review of LicenseKeeper on his Computer Column for Red Orbit. I just recently appeared on Craig’s nationally syndicated Computer America radio show and had a great time chatting with him.

If you missed me on Craig Crossman’s Computer America this past Friday night, you can still listen in through the show archives: LicenseKeeper on the Radio Update: Computer America has graciously allowed me to host a copy of the show and you can find my interview starting at the 27:45 mark.