[Romeyrome]

I've loaded Internet Download Accelerator v4.4.1 on my computer, and have used up the trial period. I'm unable to use the program. I want to delete the file which contains the information about the expiration period. Does anyone know what this file is called, and where it's located? Thanks!

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[DeSade]

Shareware has a limited use for a reason. If your not prepared to buy the program after using up the trial period you should delete all files.

Geeks to Go does not condone stealing shareware nor do we help you to do it.

[Neil Jones]

I've loaded Internet Download Accelerator v4.4.1 on my computer, and have used up the trial period. I'm unable to use the program. I want to delete the file which contains the information about the expiration period. Does anyone know what this file is called, and where it's located? Thanks!

Most programs don't work like that. Quite a few do it in such a way that the only way you're going to be able to reset the grace period is basically wipe the system. And of course, nobody in their right mind will do this religiously every time a shareware program times out, otherwise you'd be wiping it every week.

Either cough up for the full program, or get rid of it and use something else. There are freeware programs available.

[dsenette]

WE CANNOT HELP YOU DO THIS...as was already said..it's a trial period for a reason CLOSED....