registration codes for old Newton software

[Brian Niles]

I've got a bunch of old Newton software from companies that don't
exist. But some of them require registration codes. Any ideas on what
I can do? I read online that there is a file called newtonhacks.sit
but haven't had any luck finding it. Also, a bit concerned that it's
an illegal list of codes for companies still in business.

Help? Thanks!

[Darrell Greenwood]

Post by Brian Niles
I read online that there is a file called newtonhacks.sit
but haven't had any luck finding it.

The Zoo hotline server, currently at hotline:[phone]:5500 seems
to have a copy under Guest World:Newton Software Backup:Newton
Software Upload:Hacks.sit

Cheers,

Darrell

[Josh Hillmann]

Would someone please upload the file to UNNA (www.unna.org)?

Thanks,
Joshua

Post by Darrell Greenwood
The Zoo hotline server, currently at hotline:[phone]:5500 seems
to have a copy under Guest World:Newton Software Backup:Newton
Software Upload:Hacks.sit

[Peter Cameron]

Post by Josh Hillmann
Would someone please upload the file to UNNA

Anti-piracy and copyright laws would probably make that a really bad idea.

Peter

[Mark Rollins]

Subject: Re: [NTLK] registration codes for old Newton software

Post by Peter Cameron

Post by Josh Hillmann
Would someone please upload the file to UNNA

Anti-piracy and copyright laws would probably make that a really bad idea.

People have posted them to the NewtonTalk mailing list at various times in
the past.

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This one came from the publisher

Silicon Casino code: 20837826
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I saved this posting from about 2 years ago:

TimeReporter
To download TimeReporter for the Newton, please go to the iambic ftp site by
typing ftp://ftp.iambic.com/Newton/ in the URL address line of your web
browser. When you get to this subdirectory, double click on
TimeReporter.sit.hqx or TimeReporter.zip, if your desktop is a PC.

After the download, please unstuff (or unzip), and install the packages.
To decrypt the packages enter: "PulpFiction" (case sensitive, no quotes)
When prompted for a serial number please enter 200t435bx7-99-16


Action Names
To download Action Names for the Newton, please go to the iambic ftp site by
typing ftp://ftp.iambic.com/Newton/ in the URL address line of your web
browser. When you get to this subdirectory, double click on
ActionNames.sit.hqx or ActionNames.zip (if your desktop is a PC). Please
UnStuff (or unzip), and install the packages on your MP.

To decrypt packages enter: "ReservoirDogs" (case sensitive, no quotes).
When prompted for a serial number please enter 17894762-162


PaperPak
To download PaperPak for the Newton, please go to the iambic ftp site by
typing ftp://ftp.iambic.com/Newton/ in the URL address line of your web
browser. When you get to this subdirectory, double click on
PaperPak.sit.hqx or PaperPak.zip, if your desktop is a PC.

Please UnStuff (or unzip), and install the packages. To decrypt the
packages enter: "4Rooms" (case sensitive, no quotes),


Sub Patrol
To download Sub Patrol for the Newton, please go to the iambic ftp site by
typing ftp://ftp.iambic.com/Newton/ in the URL address line of your web
browser. When you get to this subdirectory, double click on
SubPatrol.sit.hqx or SubPatrol.zip, if your desktop is a PC.

Please UnStuff (or unzip), and install the packages.
To decrypt packages enter: "JackieBrown" (case sensitive, no quotes).

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And I think this list was posted sometime in 2001

Miscellaneous Serial Numbers

GoFetch for Email 1.1 '5ZW4QCRSEAYF5D9'
Personal Time & Billing '123456789012Q' (All are numbers except last
character)
'000000000000W' (All are numbers except last
character)
Bills To Pay Pro 'B2P30000000' (Those are zeros
following the 3)
Stochastic 1.0.1 '5555'
PocketCall 1.0 '0000241930' (All are numbers)
PMS '57919' (Universal SN)
Time of the Month '6500' (Universal SN)
Nick's MoreFonts 'ABC0123961000000024' (Universal SN) To
use, write SN on notepad, open Nick's MoreFonts, click on "Logic Tools"
logo, drag SN into the About Box!
Revelar Connection Utils 2.2 'R2072J700232' (Universal SN)
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This was posted by the author

Calc++ 95555
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These were posted in 1998 I think; some are OS 1.x or 2.0 apps

AlarmClock code: 100695

AppMan code: jnaaa

BackDrop Plus code: 187247

BackGammon code: isagh

Beam code: 211939

Big Notes code: iqaab

Bills To Pay Pro B2P30000000

Boxer code: 117148

CardStyle code: 66004

Clip Art
Vol. 1 htaff
Vol. 2 htaff

Clipper code: htafb

ClockWork v1.0.3 1133904594

DateMan code: 87660

Drag code: 243252

El'barqs code: ftaae

Email Service code: 209099

ExpensePlus v2.0.5 59AZ12345D

GoFetch for Email 1.1 5ZW4QCRSEAYF5D9

Graph Paper code: npadc

Jumble code: ksaab

KeyMan code: jmaaa

Librarian code: iqaae

Mail-It v1.6 371924277675

MobileMath v1.0
1982487924
vAll
2100012050337131
2100000000000000

More Folders code: hmafa

NameDropper code: 36103

Namigator code: 60086

NewtHack v1.0 87912297

Nick's MoreFonts
code: ABC0123961000000024
(To use, write SN on notepad, open Nick's MoreFonts, click on "Logic Tools"
logo, drag SN into the About Box)

NoPasswordInk code: 163056

NoteHopper code: 37043

NoteMan code: gmaah

NotePad Converter code: gmahh

NoteScroller code: 91015

Package Popup code: osaad

Periodic Table code: omaga

Personal Time & Billing
123456789012Q
000000000000W

Phone Services code: 42178

PocketBackgammon v2.1 74300000400000000000999

PocketMoney code: 662to6663

Plain Jane code: 122084

Pocket Call
v2.1 0001604928
v1.0 0000241930

PMS 57919

Revelar Connection Utils v2.2
R2072J700232
R20A44100382

Scrambled code: 1145655

Scroll Menus code: luaai

ScrollEx code: 65045141

ScrollingDoPopup
code: 42187

Silicon Valley 20838454

Silk code: 213141

Snoozey code: 87065

Speed code: lnahd

Stationery Pack code: lracb

Stochastic v1.0.1 5555

Store Keeper code: lragc

Super Caps code: lsadc

Super Sorter code: lsadd

Time of the Month 6500

Time Reporter 200t435bx7-99-65

TimeLock code: 48087

User Picker code: jqafa

Wake Up Week code: hsaff

What Error code: hpafj

Writer's Calc code: 128228

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Someone posted how to register QuickPress

no password.
What you need is a soup editor like SoupKitchen or SBM Utilities.

Open the System soup and search for the entry of QuickPress: 'tag:
QuickPress:AVANTI
and change the slot 'isreg from "Nil" to "True" . That's it...

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This came in 2001 from the author of Tibet

Date: Thu, 08 Mar 2001 20:08:44 -0800
From: Russell Tait <***@compassinfo.com>
Reply-To: ***@compassinfo.com
Organization: Compass Information Systems
Subject: Newton 2k & Tibet

Hi
dear Newton Enthusiast
just used Google and found your page re Newton 2k and Tibet - very nice
information in so many areas!!
re "registration codes are no longer available"
here are a few, have fun
02FDAA084142
02FDAA090E49
02FDAA0A1390

Russell Tait (original Publisher of Tibet)
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in 2000 someone posted a SN for PowerForms

password 10-0w42i-JaHp5

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And the serial for FormIt appeared here as

FWFB-DBTA-FQLV-NNVU
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You're right though, no one should post these to UNNA.

[Peter Cameron]

Post by Mark Rollins
People have posted them to the NewtonTalk mailing list at various times in
the past.

Some on that list are still commercial, so I was merely advising
caution. I don't think there's any problem with any that we have some form
of permission to distribute, but others could be dodgy.

Peter

[edwardmccaughan]

are any of these abanonware? i looked throught e archive to see if
newthack was and the answer was that the author hadnt replied to anyone
since 200 and that one of his friends was in the porcess of asking him
(and apparently still is). also, i cn only find v1.1, which that code
wont work for. i havent looked for the others yet.
im all for using cracks for abandonware and occasionaly when a feature
you want to try is disabled in demo mode, but since i am learning to
program i dont want to be the same kind of person that would steal from
me.
edward mccaughan

Post by Mark Rollins
Sub Patrol
To download Sub Patrol for the Newton, please go to the iambic ftp site by
typing ftp://ftp.iambic.com/Newton/ in the URL address line of your web
browser. When you get to this subdirectory, double click on
SubPatrol.sit.hqx or SubPatrol.zip, if your desktop is a PC.
Please UnStuff (or unzip), and install the packages.
To decrypt packages enter: "JackieBrown" (case sensitive, no quotes).
Boxer code: 117148
CardStyle code: 66004
NewtHack v1.0 87912297

[Robert Benschop]

Since Boxer is from SAS and they're still in business and haven't abandoned
the Newton it's definitely not abandonware.
IIRC most of the serials on that list are very old anyway and won't work
with OS 2.1


Robert Benschop

[Josh Hillmann]

This doesn't work because the website is password protected. Can
someone email this package?

Thanks,
Joshua

Post by Mark Rollins
Sub Patrol
To download Sub Patrol for the Newton, please go to the iambic ftp site by
typing ftp://ftp.iambic.com/Newton/ in the URL address line of your web
browser. When you get to this subdirectory, double click on
SubPatrol.sit.hqx or SubPatrol.zip, if your desktop is a PC.
Please UnStuff (or unzip), and install the packages.
To decrypt packages enter: "JackieBrown" (case sensitive, no quotes).

[Robert Benschop]

Post by Josh Hillmann

Post by Mark Rollins
Sub Patrol
To download Sub Patrol for the Newton, please go to the iambic ftp
site by typing ftp://ftp.iambic.com/Newton/ in the URL address line of your
web browser. When you get to this subdirectory, double click on
SubPatrol.sit.hqx or SubPatrol.zip, if your desktop is a PC.
Please UnStuff (or unzip), and install the packages.
To decrypt packages enter: "JackieBrown" (case sensitive, no quotes).

This doesn't work because the website is password protected. Can
someone email this package?

You can find it on: http://de.unna.org/unna/games/SubPatrol/


Robert Benschop

[Roman Pixell]

On l=F6rdag, mar 1, 2003, at 15:54 Europe/Stockholm,=20

Well, the Dock TCP/IP with ZeroConf plug-in doesn't patch the system
and after Apple, Philz' and Thomas extensions, it shows that one can
very easily add interfaces Dock can work on.
So there is no need to write a system patch for that purpose.

i see.

still, it would be a great idea for the reason that every brainwipe=20
erases all those extensions, methinks.

its a really tough task to get the load all add-ons back onto the newt.=20=

thats why i thought about adding say ethernet, wireless and irda=20
drivers. isnt there still some room in the rom? i mean the few megs on=20=

the internal memory *could* be used for other things :P

/ =AE

[Laurent Daudelin]

Post by Roman Pixell
On l=F6rdag, mar 1, 2003, at 15:54 Europe/Stockholm,=20

Well, the Dock TCP/IP with ZeroConf plug-in doesn't patch the system
and after Apple, Philz' and Thomas extensions, it shows that one can
very easily add interfaces Dock can work on.
So there is no need to write a system patch for that purpose.

i see.
still, it would be a great idea for the reason that every brainwipe=20
erases all those extensions, methinks.
its a really tough task to get the load all add-ons back onto the newt.=20=
thats why i thought about adding say ethernet, wireless and irda=20
drivers. isnt there still some room in the rom? i mean the few megs on=20=

How about writing a system patch that would contain those extensions? Then,
whenever you do a hard reset, you wouldn't have to reload those extensions.

Paul?

-Laurent.
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themselves as romantic rebels against the Evil Empire, and frequently adopt
this role to the point of ascribing rather more power and malice to the
Empire than it actually has. See also Borg and search for Evil Empire pages
on the Web.

[Martin Joseph]

Post by Laurent Daudelin
How about writing a system patch that would contain those extensions? Then,
whenever you do a hard reset, you wouldn't have to reload those extensions.
Paul?

Personally I think the above would be a waste of time.

I have been using my MP2000/2100 for years(3?) and have never needed to
do a hard reset. With the infrequency of this operation, what is the
big deal about reloading a few goodies?

Paul has plenty of other pots boiling, and I think it's more beneficial
to let him work on those....

Marty

[Laurent Daudelin]

Post by Martin Joseph

Post by Laurent Daudelin
How about writing a system patch that would contain those extensions? Then,
whenever you do a hard reset, you wouldn't have to reload those extensions.
Paul?

Personally I think the above would be a waste of time.
I have been using my MP2000/2100 for years(3?) and have never needed to
do a hard reset. With the infrequency of this operation, what is the
big deal about reloading a few goodies?

If you never did a hard reset, then I would guess that you have a lot of
space in the internal memory that is wasted. Whenever I do a hard reset, I
can usually recover 200-300KB alone.

Then, if you have a problem, like I did Friday, and you need to reload your
Ethernet drivers and such, you have to dig to find your dongle, then setup
AppleTalk and try to have at least the minimum loaded. I mean, if it was
possible to have a few minimum packages in a system patch, then I think it
would be more convenient. Plus, since Paul has already did a system patch,
it's not like he's starting from scratch...

-Laurent.
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Logiciels Nemesys Software mailto:***@verizon.net

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themselves as romantic rebels against the Evil Empire, and frequently adopt
this role to the point of ascribing rather more power and malice to the
Empire than it actually has. See also Borg and search for Evil Empire pages
on the Web.

[Paul Guyot]

Post by Laurent Daudelin

Post by Roman Pixell
thats why i thought about adding say ethernet, wireless and irda=20
drivers. isnt there still some room in the rom? i mean the few megs on=20=

How about writing a system patch that would contain those extensions? Then,
whenever you do a hard reset, you wouldn't have to reload those extensions.

Well.
First, I never extended the size of the system patch. I killed two
Newtons when I last tried it.

Second, all these extensions are pretty big. I could reduce the
TCP/IP dock extension's size, but you need NIE and Ethernet card
drivers. In fact, the smallest subset would be Lantern (Newton
Devices) and the card drivers.

NewtonDevices itself is 84 KB. So it means at least 84 KB less of
RAM. Not sure everyone will want this.

Paul

[Laurent Daudelin]

Il me semble que le 2/3/03 =E0 13:48 -0500, Laurent Daudelin nous racontait=

thats why i thought about adding say ethernet, wireless and irda=3D20
drivers. isnt there still some room in the rom? i mean the few megs on=3D=

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Well.
First, I never extended the size of the system patch. I killed two
Newtons when I last tried it.
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Second, all these extensions are pretty big. I could reduce the
TCP/IP dock extension's size, but you need NIE and Ethernet card
drivers. In fact, the smallest subset would be Lantern (Newton
Devices) and the card drivers.
=20
NewtonDevices itself is 84 KB. So it means at least 84 KB less of
RAM. Not sure everyone will want this.

OK, never mind, then!

-Laurent.
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[Brian]

Date: Sun, 2 Mar 2003 07:07:15 -0800
Subject: Re: [NTLK] registration codes for old Newton software
This doesn't work because the website is password
protected. Can
someone email this package?

For some time, there was no way to register Iambic apps and, due to their
protection scheme, even a serial # that you received from them would not
work a second time for paid users. so paid users who needed to reinstall
were SOL and many people were unhappy.

Thus after a year some info on how to hack their apps showed up; however a
rep. from Iambic is again taking Newton registrations and more than a few
people have posted that they are again happy; so there's no justifiable
reason to be hacking their stuff anymore.

Brian

[Brian]

Post by Brian
Thus after a year some info on how to hack their apps showed up; however a
rep. from Iambic is >again taking Newton registrations and more than a few
people have posted that they are again

As soon as I hit send, I realized I meant Tactile not Iambic :/

oh well

Brian

[Peter Cameron]

Post by Brian

Post by Brian
Thus after a year some info on how to hack their apps showed up; however a
rep. from Iambic is >again taking Newton registrations and more than a few
people have posted that they are again

As soon as I hit send, I realized I meant Tactile not Iambic :/

I had this problem with my copy of Tactile's NewtFTP (after a hard reset
and reinstalling NewtFTP it somehow decided my reg code was no longer valid)
and Anthony Velasco had it fixed for me literally within hours.

Peter

[Anthony Velasco]

Did I miss something? I've been set to "vacation" in tending to some recent
"career intensities". Since the March archives aren't posted yet, I haven't
been able to track this thread too well. Please contact me offline at the
address below.

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***@hotmail.com

This Newt's trekking through cactusland and lov'n it!

Managing Sales and Licensing for Newton Software at:
http://www.thisoldnewt.com/~tactilesales/index.html
or http://www.tactile.com - Tactile Systems, Inc.
Contact me via the above E-mail for more information
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-----Original Message-----

Post by Brian
Thus after a year some info on how to hack their apps showed up; however a
rep. from Iambic is >again taking Newton registrations and more than a few
people have posted that they are again

As soon as I hit send, I realized I meant Tactile not Iambic :/

oh well

Brian

[Roman Pixell]

Post by Paul Guyot
First, I never extended the size of the system patch. I killed two
Newtons when I last tried it.

OK.

Post by Paul Guyot
Second, all these extensions are pretty big. I could reduce the
TCP/IP dock extension's size, but you need NIE and Ethernet card
drivers. In fact, the smallest subset would be Lantern (Newton
Devices) and the card drivers.

i guess things are much more complex than i thought.

Post by Paul Guyot
NewtonDevices itself is 84 KB. So it means at least 84 KB less of
RAM. Not sure everyone will want this.

true

[Grant Hutchinson]

Post by Anthony Velasco
Did I miss something? I've been set to "vacation" in tending to some recent
"career intensities". Since the March archives aren't posted yet, I haven't
been able to track this thread too well. Please contact me offline at the
address below.

The whole thread is here:

http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?t=104643309400002&r=1&w=2

g.

......................................................................

Grant Hutchinson
Interface Considerations & Toys

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