Registration Code Creator

Video games, and software products for specialized domains of activity usually come with a price tag. These require some sort of unlock code which is delivered on purchase. To help out in this regard, Registration Code Creator enables you to create custom registration codes for your own programs.

Although the application takes you through a setup process, it doesn’t depend on any registries to function, and you can just as well deploy it on a thumb drive to use on the go. However, you need to make sure that the computer you use it on is fitted with .NET Framework, because it’s a required component for functionality.

All the application has to offer can be found in a pretty compact main window, with a few requirement fields. This simplicity in design allows individuals of all levels of experience to accommodate in a jiffy. What’s more, you might want to keep a text editor at hand to paste all your code, because of the lack of any export options.

Only a few text fields need to be filled in. For instance, program info panel is fitted with a name tag, as well as a version. Neither have a restriction to characters in terms of length, or type, meaning you can use letters, numerical characters, and symbols.

There’s a second section besides the program info, which refers to the registration code itself. However, this is where disappointment kicks in, because there’s no trigger button to have code automatically generated, nor does it fill in after writing program info. Unfortunately, code boxes also need to be manually filled in, with no possibility to generate based on any kind of info.

All things considered, we can say that Registration Code Creator comes with good intentions, but without an option to have code generated for you based on program details, overall practicality is highly questionable. Even so, code boxes aren’t limited by character number, thus enabling the risk of creating code in a poor, mixed up style.