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RJ SOFTWARE FAQ
- How will I know about software updates and new products?
- How much will it cost to upgrade to the next release?
- What should I do if I lose my registration code?
- Will you ship the software on CD or diskette when I purchase?
- I have a web page - can I link to RJ Software?
- How can I contact RJ Software?
If you have questions about our products, select one of the following:
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- How will I know about software updates and new products?
Subscribe to the RJ Software Newsletter to stay informed of new releases and major upgrades.
In addition, you can always check for updates from within each program! From the application's Help menu, select "Check for Updates" (Internet connection required).
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- How much will it cost to upgrade to the next release?
Nothing! Once you've purchased your licenses, you'll never have to pay for an upgrade.
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- What should I do if I lose my registration code?
If you need your license code again for any reason, you can retrieve it at http://www.rjsoftware.com/recover.html.
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- Will you ship the software on CD or diskette when I purchase?
Our software is only available as an Internet download, and there are some very good reasons for this. A disk or CD would become obsolete in a very short period of time because we provide frequent updates and improvements to our software. Downloading from the Internet is very fast, and costs you nothing. Therefore you don't have to wait and you don't have to pay for shipping, handling, or sales tax. Additionally, once you've purchased a software license you never have to pay for an upgrade and can always download the current version.
For all of these reasons, we don't ship our software on disk or CD.
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- I have a web page - can I link to RJ Software?
Sure! Just click here for full details, options and instructions - and thanks!
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- How can I contact RJ Software?
You can contact us via e-mail, telephone, or surface mail.
Click here for full contact information.
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