This has saved me a number of times from having orphaned, powerless devices. Similar, but unrelated, I also put a sticker on all power bricks to identify what device they belong to. They make special markers for CD's if you have concerns about using a regular sharpie on the disk.
That way it's not a problem is it gets separated from the original booklet or the sleeve with the code. Not that it helps you right now, but one thing I always do is to write the key code on the CD itself with a sharpie. Sorry but Help -> About -> System Info doesn't display the serial number on my copy of PSP X. it doesn't have the dashes but itis the serial number. Open PSP HELP>ABOUT>SYSTEM INFO> Serial # is listed first in the info. If you registered it with Corel your serial number will be registered with them and can be accessed by signing into your account.Īfter checking my installed version X2 Ultimate I find that it has the serial number in plain view.
The serial number is on a sticky that is fixed to the CD Sleeve. Did you register it? You *might* get hold of your serial number that way. I have X1 and there is a 'Product Authenticity' leaflet with the serial number on it, in the box. Can anyone help? Support says version is to old for them to help. Have box and manual but have no idea where to find serial number. I have Paint Shop Pro X on desktop, want to instll on new laptop but when I try to install it asked for serial number.
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