Filed under: Utilities, Windows, Freeware
Softkey Revealer Makes Saving Your Serials a Snap
by Lee Mathews Sep 11th 2008 at 3:00PM
SoftKey Revealer can track down serials from a ton of different programs. A full listing is available on the developer's page, and it includes apps like Photoshop, Corel Draw, Delphi, Autocad, Dreamweaver, and loads more. Some Microsoft apps (including Windows and Office) are not supported.
Game serials are not included, but you can download their GameKey Revealer software to grab them.
Lists can be saved in text or Microsoft Word format or printed.
Revealer is freeware, Windows only, and it's portable. Throw it on your flash drive in case you need to grab some keys for your parents or friends!
[via gHacks]
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Raven said 3:33PM on 9-11-2008
Would rather just use magic jelly bean. It gives everything.
http://www.magicaljellybean.com/keyfinder.html
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Lee Mathews said 3:36PM on 9-11-2008
For the record, Jellybean is supposed to grab other serials, but I've never had good luck with it finding non-MS keys. Just my personal experience, does it work for you?
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straylight said 5:18PM on 9-11-2008
Urm Raven did you READ the article? It mentions Jellybean, Revealer seems to do things Jellybean cant. They even bookmarked a list.
Try reading slower.
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Teguh Aditya said 10:00PM on 9-11-2008
Can't download it. Their googlepages bandwitdh is exceeded.
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Schwinn said 8:50AM on 9-12-2008
Agreed - bandwidth exceeded.
It's times like these I wish websites would post MD5 hashes to their software, so that we can download them through P2P software and know that we didn't get a virused/compromised version. I know I would share the file indefinitely on P2P if it was hashed like this... I imagine others would do it too.
Fyrewerx said 11:18AM on 9-12-2008
Amazing how their bandwidth for the download was exceeded, but their ADWARE crap had no problem popping up.
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