SD> My personal opinion on this is that since the author abandoned Blue
 SD> Wave and  didn't provide at least a "freeware" key then
it's his loss
 SD> that people do  crack his software.  As a software author myself, I
 SD> think that's bad practice  and when your software still has a rather
 SD> strong following, even after a  decade-plus, it's sad that at least a
 SD> legal "freeware" key hasn't popped up or  at least some sort of
 SD> official support has surfaced. 
 SD> Now that's all I have to say on the subject; if you'd like to discuss
 SD> this with  me, please use netmail (preferred if it's available to you)
 SD> or email (see my  sig).
  JG>      Ask anyone, I'm not one to support pirating or cracking
  JG> anything, even      in the case of abondonment by the author, I'd
  JG> prefer the author say      "Look, I don't want to deal with it,
  JG> here is the key generator!"      But, in the case of bluewave... I
  JG> can say this much... I registered      BlueWave for Maximus, and 2

looks like you might oughta grab the BW files from my system that take care
of the y2k problem within it... to reply to this message, i had to remove a
space from your name and another from the subject line...

the patch file(s) i speak of fix the C date library bug that many C coders
are unaware of or simply overlook and misuse... specifically, the library
should return a 2 digit date but will return a 3 digit one which breaks
everything...

http://www.wpusa.dynip.com/

and look to the files areas via html and more specifically, the bluewave
area... all the latest BW files are available in there ;)

)\/(ark