An Authorization form is included with each new GTX software
product. The form is supplied with a unique
serial number that GTX assigns to each of its customers. Add your contact
information and your HASP key identification number before faxing the Authorization
form to GTX. The HASP ID number is displayed by running the Customer program and
applying the Get ID button. Please read the 'explanation' included at the end
of this page.
GTX will fax you an authorization form with RUS codes. Run CUSTOMER.EXE again,
select Manual, and transfer the codes to the RUS-Passwords window.
Enter the codes in the blank text fields, starting from the top left moving
toward the right. You may hit TAB to skip to the next field. The codes are in
alpha-numeric hexadecimal format with the highest letter being F.
 | NOTE: If the RUS codes
are being applied for a red colored NetHASP key there may be
more than one authorization form received from GTX. In that case restart the Customer
program for each form received before entering the RUS codes. |
Explanation: When the CUSTOMER EXE file is activated you may receive
a message, "wrong HASP Key connected". We supply 5 customer
executables to accommodate 5 different types of HASP keys, plus one
CUSTOMER.exe utility. These files are found in the GTX directories
listed as:
| CUSTGTX.EXE | For White or Red HASP keys |
| CUSTOMER.EXE | |
| CUSTVEU.EXE | For Black and Blue European/Middle-East HASP keys |
| CUSTVJP.EXE | For Black and Blue Japanese HASP keys |
| CUSTVPR.EXE | For Black and Blue Pacific Rim HASP keys |
| CUSTVUS.EXE | For Black and Blue North & South American HASP keys |
The white key and the red key types respond to the CUSTGTX.exe. In
the United States and Canada, a black and blue key responds to the CUSTVUS.exe.
The CUSTOMER.exe is designed to automatically detect which CUST...
file to apply based on which type of key is connected. If the
CUSTOMER.exe doesn't do its job for any reason, run the appropriate
CUST... file based on your location and the color of the key.
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