15th February 2005:
The number of people now registering fraudulent copies of our dictionary is now outnumbering the actual registrations by at least fifty to one! For this reason we’ve decided to begin legal proceedings against everyone we find using an illegal key generator to steal our software products or gaining access to our products by other illegal means.

This will come as a bit of a shock because we know there are a lot of people who will be caught out by this because a kind son, nephew or friend has found the crack for them and they have “innocently” installed it. So be warned - our products are extremely cheap but we don’t tolerate software theft. If you’ve got an illegally installed copy of our dictionary now is the time to register it or face the consequences!

By Richard W. Fairbairn

If you were affected by anything you read in this article or if you would like to share a similar experience please feel free to contact Richard personally at webmaster@rwfts.com. Alternatively you can submit our feedback form which you can find by following this link: RWF Talking Software Feedback Form