JonInMiddleGA
11-21-2003, 09:15 AM
I double-click to sneak in a little mid-morning FOF2k4 & instead of opening nice & neat like usual, I get the licensing screen (like right after an install).
Problem is, I haven't unlicensed, tinkered with the files or done anything else except play the game since licensing it.
However ...
I notice that a number of files in the game directory are now associated with a program called "Ultra PDF" (that's the icon that's showing) but are still listed as "text documents" that should be opened with Notepad.
Among those files is one named "receipt" which I suspect may have something to do with my elicense. (elicen40.dll appears to be fine btw)
So, I don't believe I can unlicense something that isn't being read as licensed (in order to avoid losing a license). But I can't play without(re)licensing the game.
I suspect that my wife scrambled some file association or made some other mess while working on this comp this morning, but without knowing what she did & how she did it, I don't really want to start experimenting either.
Bottom line -- anybody want to take a shot at why my game isn't recognizing that it's already been licensed? And how can I fix whatever's wrong?
Thanks in advance,
Jon
Problem is, I haven't unlicensed, tinkered with the files or done anything else except play the game since licensing it.
However ...
I notice that a number of files in the game directory are now associated with a program called "Ultra PDF" (that's the icon that's showing) but are still listed as "text documents" that should be opened with Notepad.
Among those files is one named "receipt" which I suspect may have something to do with my elicense. (elicen40.dll appears to be fine btw)
So, I don't believe I can unlicense something that isn't being read as licensed (in order to avoid losing a license). But I can't play without(re)licensing the game.
I suspect that my wife scrambled some file association or made some other mess while working on this comp this morning, but without knowing what she did & how she did it, I don't really want to start experimenting either.
Bottom line -- anybody want to take a shot at why my game isn't recognizing that it's already been licensed? And how can I fix whatever's wrong?
Thanks in advance,
Jon