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> KEY GEN!? for garmin maps, hmmm I could use that,,,, anyone? ; )
thepiratebay.org has it
> Besides, Jetmouse if fairly new so I wouldn't be surprised if Garmin
> isn't aware. If they were, wouldnt they change the algorithm in the
> keygen? I do agree, there are software pirates working at Garmin.
> isn't aware. If they were, wouldnt they change the algorithm in the
> keygen? I do agree, there are software pirates working at Garmin.
If they change the algorithms that could potentially screw up a lot of
devices out there. I think Garmin's hands are more or less tied...
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> > Besides, Jetmouse if fairly new so I wouldn't be surprised if Garmin
> > isn't aware. If they were, wouldnt they change the algorithm in the
> > keygen? I do agree, there are software pirates working at Garmin.
> > isn't aware. If they were, wouldnt they change the algorithm in the
> > keygen? I do agree, there are software pirates working at Garmin.
>
> If they change the algorithms that could potentially screw up a lot of
> devices out there. I think Garmin's hands are more or less tied...
> If they change the algorithms that could potentially screw up a lot of
> devices out there. I think Garmin's hands are more or less tied...
Me? just requiring internet connection for installation, registration, and
upgrading etc. should be bad enough to piss lot of customers already, and I
can't image how poor Garmin marketing is. Or Garmin just wait for some
company to kick its behind to the curve, and it won't be long.
Just like Sprint (cell phone company) few months ago I read last year
almost 4 million customers walked away because of the poor customer service,
and lousy billing problem.
Garmin, I haven't upgraded to newer version to know what is going on, but
few years ago I had to reinstall my Windows and needed to install the old
City Navigator v4.01 and it took me awhile to figure out the old Name & PW
to be able to continue the installation (unlock the CN).
> I guess some people still havent heard of P2P! Lol.
>
> Besides, Jetmouse if fairly new so I wouldn't be surprised if Garmin
> isn't aware. If they were, wouldnt they change the algorithm in the
> keygen? I do agree, there are software pirates working at Garmin.
>
> Besides, Jetmouse if fairly new so I wouldn't be surprised if Garmin
> isn't aware. If they were, wouldnt they change the algorithm in the
> keygen? I do agree, there are software pirates working at Garmin.
BTW, does Jetmouse worth for North American Nuvis?
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>
>> I guess some people still havent heard of P2P! Lol.
>>
>> Besides, Jetmouse if fairly new so I wouldn't be surprised if Garmin
>> isn't aware. If they were, wouldnt they change the algorithm in the
>> keygen? I do agree, there are software pirates working at Garmin.
>>
>> Besides, Jetmouse if fairly new so I wouldn't be surprised if Garmin
>> isn't aware. If they were, wouldnt they change the algorithm in the
>> keygen? I do agree, there are software pirates working at Garmin.
>
>
> BTW, does Jetmouse worth for North American Nuvis?
>
> BTW, does Jetmouse worth for North American Nuvis?
Heh - nevermind - I'm happy :-)
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