Don't know what you mean?
I may have bought the C2 early-adopter license, but I'm still using CC, as are a lot of people on here.
For instance, Chrisbrobs creates something new in CC virtually every 5 minutes :)
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You download the normal free edition from HERE, and you should get an email with your code as mentioned HERE which tells you how to use it.
It depends on how the keys are created. If it's a manual thing, then it may take a little time depending on the number of people buying the early-adopter license.
I wonder if it's hard-coded to the C: drive?
I put mine in the default installation directory on C: and it picked it up instantly. Have you tried putting it in 'My Documents' as well?
..reminds me of Firepower for the Amiga
I loved my miggy, but the gfx weren't THAT good :)
Have you tried the latest r51 release?
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As I've often commented, I'm not overly interested in C2 until the exe exporter is completed, but these guys need our support.
I don't get it. I mean, how much enjoyment has both CC and C2 provided? Much more than a standard game would give. So paying a measly 20 quid to support these guys should be a no-brainer.
*sigh^
I did wonder about r51. I can wait :)
Good luck, guys, and let's hope you finally start to earn some much needed capital. I'd hate to see this fail before the exe exporter is completed <img src="smileys/smiley2.gif" border="0" align="middle" />
Am I the first to have bought C2?
Show your support people. Spread the word and spend the cash :)
I've just tried it. I ran the 'playtest' layout directly, pressed 'End' to skip, pressed 'skip' to skip the comic. and went to level2 without a problem. Is it meant to crash here?
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How would the creators make any money if the free edition could be used commercially? I would think that if you intend to commercialize a product, you would need the commercial license.
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