AudioGrail/Free Option if installed with Relevant Knowledge

[geordietx]

You had a free option with AudioGrail whereby a license would be included and there would be no restrictions on the software. I downloaded the "free" option, allowed Relevant Knowledge to install with it, and was promptly limited to only 30 files. I don't see any mention of a license anywhere.

I did what I was supposed to do, now would you please do what you said you would do?

Stuff like this makes the sheeple of the world not trust websites. You do exactly what is asked of you, but you get nothing in return. It's happened to me many times. Is this another of those times? Don't be surprised when you don't get many takers on your "free" offer. People have been burned multiple times and are suspicious.

Thanks for your anticipated prompt response.

[Kyle_Katarn]

Sorry my mistake (bug on server side)
It is now fixed, simply retry.

Kyle

[geordietx]

Well, I addressed this issue today. I uninstalled the previous installation of Audiograil,
reinstalled a new free version, letting RK install itself.

Still limited to 30 files. Is there something else I need to do that nobody has told me about?
I'm getting a little perturbed with this...

[Kyle_Katarn]

Well, I addressed this issue today. I uninstalled the previous installation of Audiograil,
reinstalled a new free version, letting RK install itself.

Still limited to 30 files. Is there something else I need to do that nobody has told me about?
I'm getting a little perturbed with this...

My mistake. Please retry now.