Registering OrgPro

The demo version of OrgPro^™ is the full version but will only allow you to import one show. In order to have the full use of the program you must register the program which requires that you either purchase or lease it.

License Manager Menu Item

To register your copy of copy of OrgPro^™, click on the License Manager menu item that appears on the File menu.

This will cause the License Manager to be displayed...

The License Manager is used to manage your ShowPro software license...

Unlock the demo software in the event you lease or purchase a license.

Create an archival copy of your license.

Restore a previously archived copy of your license.

Remove your license from the computer system.

Note: OrgPro^™ is marketed over the Internet and is available on a leasing program. Each copy of OrgPro^™ that is licensed is keyed to a particular computer system. This is necessary to facilitate the leasing program and to prevent unauthorized duplication of the software.


	To register OrgPro^™, click the Register button on the License Manager dialog and the following dialog is displayed...

Registration Dialog

Your next step is to provide the Serial Number displayed to Argus Development. The best way to do this is to paste the number directly from the dialog into an email to info@argusdevelopment.com.

We will email you back a code that will unlock the software. The code will look something like AV5S3C2K.

When you receive the code, select the appropriate Registration Type, paste or type the code into the Registration Code edit box shown to the left, and then click the Register button.

You will now have the full functionality of the software.


	To make an archival copy of your license, click the Backup button on the License Manager dialog. This will allow you to save a copy of your license on the removable disk media of your choice for safe keeping, protecting your investment in OrgPro^™.


	The Restore button is used to restore a previously backed up license.


	The Remove button is used to remove the license from the computer system. This will cause the software to revert to the demo. The removed license can be registered on a different computer, perhaps a newly purchased one.