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Software serial finding...

Original Message
Name: milehigh
Date: October 18, 2006 at 02:39:49 Pacific
Subject: Software serial finding...
OS: OSX Tiger
CPU/Ram: G5
Model/Manufacturer: Apple
Comment:
Hi folks, I am currently trying to find the serial numbers for all the software applications installed on my machines (About 20 of them, various G5's, iMac's etc.) I have used Belarc Advisor for the PC's I have but could really do with something similar for the Apple machines.

I have tried System Profiler but it gives me everything but the serials!

Any help is much appreciated.


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Response Number 1
Name: Golfer
Date: October 19, 2006 at 14:20:35 Pacific
Subject: Software serial finding...
Reply: (edit)
For a lot of programs you can find the serial number by
opening the program than click on the program's name in
the menu bar and go down to "About <insert program
name>".

Some programs show the serial number on the splash screen
that pops up while the program is loading.


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