I hear you asking: "What the heck is a Franson CoordTrans v2.3 license key? I don't see anything about it on the software's website". Before we go into detail about this utility for managing all your coordinates, let me give you a quick background of how it came to be. It all started when I was scanning through an old pile of papers, not really knowing what to do with them. That is when I found an old inventory list which listed my Franson CoordTrans v2.0 license key as "TEMP 1". The Franson CoordTrans v2.3 license key is tacked to the t-shirt of one of my wives. If you are actually interested, I actually do have an inventory list for my Franson CoordTrans v2.0 license key as well, but it is so crumpled up that I could not make out half the numbers despite my best efforts. To answer your first question, I have decided to release this version of the software because something about this format makes me feel like cheating people's memories. This version does not require a separate installer that pops up every time someone goes into the system tray to install software. That, and the fact that you can only get this version from me is probably my reasons for sharing it with you now. The Franson CoordTrans v2.3 license key is actually a new version of the "Franson CoordTrans v2.0" software package which I released back in 2002 for those of you who managed to find their old copy just lying around someplace. In the past few weeks, I have been doing some research on my own on this software and I have come up with a few changes that makes it a lot easier to use as well as a whole bunch of new features. I even found out that some of the old features are not used anymore. These are just the few things I have changed. If you are interested in getting more information on each of these features, I have included a brief description below on some of them just for your interest. There are several changes in this new version besides what you see on the surface. If one were to go through my earlier version of this program, they would find out that I was using DOS emulation all over the place, including the boot process. This version is now written completely in C++, which allowed me to write modules that are completely portable across platforms. This version also does not rely on any external programs like Assembler (ASM) or Application Program Interfaces (API) libraries like the earlier versions did because of the fact that I am now using C++ for this application. The only exception to all this is the installation process itself, but since 95% of my users are already experienced with computers, this should be no problem for anyone. The structure of this new Franson CoordTrans v2.3 license key program was changed as well because I now have support for all encodings used by Windows, including Unicode and ASCII. 8eeb4e9f32 10
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