Keyfinder

We’ve all done it, you want to add a program or you’re working in a program and it has an update and to install the update you need the product key, only you can’t remember what the heck it is or where you put the disc and even though you just cleaned up your work are the streets of Berlin in 1945 were easier to get around on and now it takes a bulldozer and a team of miners to dig out anything and why did you go and clean everything up when you knew exactly where everything was before and now it is buried in a file some where and it would take more time to find it than it would to just go and buy a new copy of the program and get a new product key.


What about Word and it’s conversion feature, you know when your stupid cousin in Milwaukee sends you that file in WordStar or something created in Works and you can’t open it without the original disc or you have to go to MicroSleezy’s website and download the conversion unit only they make you enter your product key before they’ll let you do anything because the pointy heads at Redmond think you’re a thief and they make you prove that your copy of their software is legit before they’ll even talk to you even if it was their update that wiped out the feature you wanted to use and don’t even get me started on Windows media Player which just updated and wiped out the names of 1672 tracks in my media player which all had to be added back in by hand which was really nice of the pointy-heads at Redmond.

But no matter, you still don’t have the product key.

But now there’s a way which doesn’t compromise your eldest daughter, empty your checking account or make you commit a breech of social convention…The Magic Jelly Bean Keyfinder.

http://www.pcworld.com/downloads/file/fid,54296/description.html#tk.nl_pvx_h_crawl

Visit this url and download the little free program and never have to weep, wail or run around in little circles screaming, “The Sky is falling,” ever again.

You could even tell your friends and relatives and make them download it and you won’t get calls in the middle or Downton Abby asking, begging, pleading for your help.

And remember it’s free!

That’s right, it costs you nothing to try it and if you don’t think it is neater than sliced bread or mini-skirts then you don’t have to keep it. It was free and getting rid of it doesn’t cost anything so you can do it all with a completely clear conscience.

So get out your internet browsers and take a trip to the PC World site and download the Magic Jelly Bean Keyfinder, it’s the right thing to do.