Difference between revisions of "How to locate your ODBCLink Serial number"
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== Procedure == | == Procedure == | ||
===Open the Licensing Dialogue === | |||
When opening ODBClink the Licensing dialoge will open at start up if in Trial mode | |||
If not then | |||
Start ODBCLink | |||
From the Menu go to '''30.Settings'''> '''License'''> '''View Licensing''' | |||
=== Send the Serial Number === | |||
Click the '''Send Serial Number''' button to open a new email containing your Serial Number and send it; | |||
If that button does not appear then take a screen shot of the pop out window and '''email to registrations@accountingaddons.com.au''' | |||
=== Notes === | === Notes === | ||
* While the ODBCLink Free Edition is free to use (not including support and training), we do require users | * While the ODBCLink Free Edition is free to use (not including support and training), we do require users register it in order to know who is using it. | ||
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Revision as of 03:14, 1 May 2019
Overview
ODBCLink has a Serial Number.
It is required to register or subscribe to an edition.
To locate the ODBCLink Serial Number, follow these steps.
Procedure
Open the Licensing Dialogue
When opening ODBClink the Licensing dialoge will open at start up if in Trial mode
If not then
Start ODBCLink
From the Menu go to 30.Settings> License> View Licensing
Send the Serial Number
Click the Send Serial Number button to open a new email containing your Serial Number and send it; If that button does not appear then take a screen shot of the pop out window and email to registrations@accountingaddons.com.au
Notes
- While the ODBCLink Free Edition is free to use (not including support and training), we do require users register it in order to know who is using it.