In version 1, your serial number is printed on a white label on the front of the sleeve of the CD-ROM. It may also be printed on a label on the outside of the white shipping box. The format of the serial number is XXXX-YYYY-YYY-YYY where XXXX are letters. In release 1.0.1, it does not matter whether you type a zero or the letter 'o' for '0' nor whether you type a one or the letter 'i' for "1". In release 1.0, be sure to type one, not 'i', and zero, not 'o'.

Please click on the following links below to view illustrations of where your serial number can be found.

The star after the serial number is a replacement note that was issued to take the place of a defective note that was discovered. Using the * ('asterisk'=SHIFT-8) key will get it into the system. Since it's too cost-prohibitive to re-issue the same serial number, it's easier to print up a bunch of star notes and then use them to fill the stack once the defects are pulled out. Most star notes don't command a premium unless they are uncirculated, and/or have a real interesting serial number.

First, make sure that you are entering the serial number for the version of the software you are serializing. 99% of the problems users encounter is the result of trying to enter a serial number for an old version (for instance entering an ArtMatic 1.2 serial number into ArtMatic Pro). If you are entering the correct serial number, make sure that you have write permission for the folder in which the application resides.

All newer Omegas have the serial number on the case back. Most of the Seamaster's, Dynamics, De Villes, and Speedmaster's have it on the seven o'clock lug, while some are reported to be on a different lug. Constellations have their serial number on the screw on case back. Older Omegas have serial numbers on the movement. The serial number is actually the number that is on the movement, and the series of numbers is not connected to any particular line of watch.

New Series Presses 8 x 12 B50000 to B50200 1912 to B51005 1913 to B51676 1914 to B52377 1915 to B58950 1916-1925 to B61502 1926-1930 to B62300 1931-1935 to B62850 1936-1940 to B63077 1941-1945 to B64159 1946-1950 to B64565 1951-1955 to B64751 1956-1960 to B64780 1961-1962 10 x 15 XC 100 toXC102 1925-1927 toXC163 1931-1933 toXC202 1934-1936 toXC236 1937-1941 10 x 15 C50,100 to C53,671 1911-1915 to C67,101 1916-1925 to C71,300 1926-1930 to C71,987 1931-1935 to C72,667 1936-1940 to C72,901 1941-194.

Open the Licenses window in the application. If it has a Licensed Email field, simply enter your name and the email address you used when you purchased, then click Find, and the serial number will be looked up for you. Otherwise, you can email us and we'll be happy to manually find it for you. It would help us if you can tell us approximately when you bought the software (e.g. "late 1998"), but all we need is your name.

Rane product serial numbers have taken on various forms over the 20 plus years we have been manufacturing units. In the very early days, units contained part of the model number within the serial number, and all of this type start at 1002. A period separates the model letters from the serial numerals, (Examples: AC3.2345 is an AC 23 from 1986, MP.1234 is an MP 24 from 1986 and ME.

The International Standard Serial Number (ISSN) is a standard 8-digit number that uniquely identifies any serial publication independently of place of publication, language, frequency, or medium.