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I've installed a trial of Adobe Flash CS4 (i didn't use this trial till the end) and wrongly entered the expired license number. I ran uninstall and tried to install a trial version again. Seems, that it keeps somewhere the wrong serial number and each time i run the Flash application it alerts me, that the license has expired. How do i properly install the trial? Do i have a chance at all?
Thanks a lot!
Nava Carmon
Posted 2009-09-30T14:31:45.853
Reputation: 155
nope, I don't have a folder /Library/Application Support/Adobe/Adobe PCD/cache/cache.db. I'm running Snow Leopard. Other ideas? Thanks a lot! – Nava Carmon – 2009-09-30T14:50:33.153
I'm personally out of ideas. Considering what you're attempting to do is likely against the EULA for all the Adobe software, I'm not sure how much support you could get on the issue. – Will Eddins – 2009-09-30T19:03:27.447
I didn't enjoy my month trial, so why it's against EULA? – Nava Carmon – 2009-09-30T20:06:04.263
You had the software on your computer for a month, regardless of whether you used it or not. The license covers you to use it for that month and that month only, and to "reset" it is circumventing their licensing methods. If you can't find a solution, reinstalling Mac OS X is always one way to get the trial to reset. – Will Eddins – 2009-09-30T20:44:19.223
You're right in case of Adobe that's probably the only way or, of course buy the software... – Nava Carmon – 2009-10-01T04:08:33.120