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Activation problem with GTD

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Stavrogin

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My computer has recently been ravaged by a virus and I believe my best bet is to simply format the machine and begin anew.

I suspect that once I do this I will not be able to reactivate my GTD. Is this correct?

If so, can someone at the David Allen Co. provide me with permission to reactivate my software, in the same way that Microsoft or Intuit does?

Thanks,
Stavrogin
 
Hi, there's a link at the bottom of this page, underlined, "Contact Us". I think you probably need to click on that and contact The David Allen Company directly. Good luck, sounds nasty!
 
What are you talking about?

Stavrogin said:
I suspect that once I do this I will not be able to reactivate my GTD. Is this correct?

If so, can someone at the David Allen Co. provide me with permission to reactivate my software, in the same way that Microsoft or Intuit does?
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What GTD software are you talking about?

As far as I know DavidCo does not sell any GTD software (except for the 2-minute timer utility).

The GTD Outlook Add-In is supported by NetCentrics.
 
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