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From: Jon Harrop on 4 May 2008 10:29
Ron Ford wrote:
> "Jon Harrop" <jon(a)ffconsultancy.com> wrote in message
> news:YtydndQ2aLuEnYDVnZ2dnUVZ8tjinZ2d(a)plusnet...
>> No. I just assumed it would work. Now I can't try it because the trial
>> license has expired.
>
> That's the rub with 30-day trials. You have just enough time to discover
> the frustrating things that fail. My Plato IDE pukes when I don't exit
> correctly from the dos output window. I find linking *very* hard out of
> IDE's. I can do it, but only after having done it with gcc first.

Yes. That is exactly the problem I'm having... :-)

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From: Jon Harrop on 4 May 2008 12:18
Gary Scott wrote:
> It seems like there should be a way to get another free trial download.
> Probably just clear out some registry settings or something similar.
> Not necessarily advocating licensing term violations, sometimes you can
> get a vendor to extend your trial period also.

Yes, I've considered asking for an extension but I'm just too busy right
now.

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From: Steve Lionel on 4 May 2008 15:42
Jon Harrop wrote:
> Gary Scott wrote:
>> It seems like there should be a way to get another free trial download.
>> Probably just clear out some registry settings or something similar.
>> Not necessarily advocating licensing term violations, sometimes you can
>> get a vendor to extend your trial period also.
>
> Yes, I've considered asking for an extension but I'm just too busy right
> now.
>

We routinely grant extensions to trials for customers encountering
problems such as this. Submit your request to Intel Premier Support.

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From: Ron Ford on 5 May 2008 00:41
On Sun, 04 May 2008 19:42:32 GMT, Steve Lionel wrote:

> Jon Harrop wrote:
>> Gary Scott wrote:
>>> It seems like there should be a way to get another free trial download.
>>> Probably just clear out some registry settings or something similar.
>>> Not necessarily advocating licensing term violations, sometimes you can
>>> get a vendor to extend your trial period also.
>>
>> Yes, I've considered asking for an extension but I'm just too busy right
>> now.
>>
>
> We routinely grant extensions to trials for customers encountering
> problems such as this. Submit your request to Intel Premier Support.

I don't recommend trial periods for persons who can't afford the ultimate
license. My guess is that OP has less money than time. I remember the
chunk it took out of me to buy MVC++4. Vom Munde gesparrt.

It's been a while since I priced out the products that Steve's company
offers. I'd be curious about such prices.
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From: Steve Lionel on 5 May 2008 09:33
On Sun, 4 May 2008 23:41:48 -0500, Ron Ford <ron(a)nowhere.net> wrote:

>It's been a while since I priced out the products that Steve's company
>offers. I'd be curious about such prices.

See
http://www.intel.com/cd/software/products/asmo-na/eng/download/locations/index.htm
for current pricing. The Windows product includes the necessary pieces of
Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 so there's nothing else to buy. "Professional
Edition" adds the Intel Math Kernel Library.
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Intel Corporation
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