on Activation codes

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I'm not saying that activation codes are wrong and all (with regard to patching), but it would be nice for those of us who don't have ready acces to the internet to be able to be able to get the code on the net so we wouldn't have to go home, install patch, go back to library/ miscelaneous, and then get code, it's even worse if you enter it wrong at home, which I have done twice already, please stardock, put in a way to get activation codes direct from the website, preferably while downloading the patch itself
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Reply #1 from GalCiv2 Forums Top
It would be seriously nice if this happened, I tried doing it by email, but when I entered it at home, and got back to internet to enter code, I got a very emberassing message saying I had forgotten to enter my email adress, Now I can't play my favourite game all weekend
Reply #2 from GalCiv2 Forums Top
did I understand correctly : the computer of which your copy of GC II is has no Internet connection?
If it isn't the case (even if you are on a 56K dial-up), you may want to use Stardock Central to take care of the activation.
Star Control: Origins
Reply #3 from GalCiv2 Forums Top
Well people with no internet do exist... anywho i've tried to activate by email, and 2 hours later I get back a message asking which product am I trying to activate??? I mean I put the right code in and my email address yet why do I get this message AHHHHHH (Runs and bashes head on wall in frustration)
Reply #4 from GalCiv2 Forums Top
Well people with no internet do exist... anywho i've tried to activate by email, and 2 hours later I get back a message asking which product am I trying to activate??? I mean I put the right code in and my email address yet why do I get this message AHHHHHH (Runs and bashes head on wall in frustration)

EDIT: okay ... I got this weird zip thing and they say I'll never have to go through this again !!!! I wonder is activate@stardock .com run by a computer or a person cause it's both slow and understands what you send it .... uncharaacteristic of a computer to say the least, but then why bother assigning people to such gruntwork...