Hi, Chris. I just pulled out my copy of xp to see what I could find. I have three pieces of documentation. One is a book, one is a card that does not fold out and one does. I see nowhere any label that I can peel off and stick to my computer. I see a sticker that is probably the 25 character registration key, but no other sticker. My next observation is this. Do yoy know anyone who bought xp to put onto their computer that placed a sticker onto their computer after installing the software?I sure don't<grin>. But I sure don't see one in my package and this is a microsoft version and not an OEM version. I purchased this one at Sams club six months ago because it contained service pack two. And even if there was a sticker, which I don't seem to have<grin>, I will bet it is a larger sticker.
At 8/8/2005, you wrote:

Hi Paul,
actually when you buy windows xp upgrades in the package there's a
sticker, (the product key) that should be stuck to the back of your
computer.
when you buy a new computer with xp pre installed on a desktop or laptop,
the product key is stuck to the back or bottom of the system.
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On Mon, 08 Aug 2005 16:55:59 -0700
Paul Henrichsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

PH> That bothered me as well regarding Dean's message. I guess they are just
PH> trying to obey the letter of the law and I completely understand that. But,
PH> I for one, would have not paid for a new sticker when I already had 6.11.
PH> No way. Talk about being screwed?
PH> If I had lost mine, I just wouldn't have mentioned it. I suppose humanware PH> would have noticed it if I had sent in my unit for repair. But if they are
PH> so concerned, and according to the law they should be; then let them do
PH> something that makes that sticker easy to find and let them give a
PH> certificate of authentication as sighted folks get with their microsoft
PH> purchases. When I purchase something from microsoft, I don't get some tiny PH> sticker I have to affix to my computer. Why should it be with a braille note?
PH> At 8/8/2005, you wrote:
PH>
PH> >I for one was disgusted with the way Theresa was answered last
PH> >night.  Basically, the message sounded like, "too bad" you lost it, you
PH> >have to pay for it.
PH> >Sighted people could have lost that same little tiny piece of
PH> >stamp-looking paper.  I know many sighted people who do. I'm just glad,
PH> >Theresa, that you found it.
PH> >Regards,
PH> >Rhonda
PH> >
PH> > > ----- Original Message -----
PH> > >From: "Ann K. Parsons" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
PH> > >To: Braillenote List <[email protected]
PH> > >Date: Mon, 8 Aug 2005 08:06:19 -0400
PH> > >Subject: Re: lost sticker Re: [Braillenote] update
PH> >
PH> > >Hi all,
PH> >
PH> > >I agree, Kathy.  The sticker came in the plastic bag with the CF card,
PH> > >and if you weren't looking for it, or if you didn't know it was there,
PH> > >it might have fallen out of the bag and been vacuumed up.   I think a
PH> > >discussion with Humanware in CA, plus an exploration of the situation
PH> > >with Microsoft is an excellent plan.  I hate to say this, Dean, but if
PH> > >you're blind, and if you aren't aware that this little sticker is
PH> > >sitting in the bag, you could easily junk the bag.  As I say, if
PH> > >you're blind and that tiny slip of paper falls on the floor, it
PH> > >doesn't make a sound, it is too small.  There has to be a way to solve
PH> > >this problem without someone having to pay for their blindness!  That
PH> > >really *is* unfair.   That thing is an inch long, if that and a half
PH> > >an inch wide.  it should have been placed in an envelope with a
PH> > >braille label on it that said clearly what it was.  The CF card was
PH> > >labeled., why not the license, especially if it is that important!
PH> > >Folks, you gots to think about who's using this stuff.  It is obvious
PH> > >that the case for the CF card needed a label, but why wasn't it
PH> > >obvious that that so important, tiny piece of paper didn't need one
PH> > >too?    I suggest little envelopes like you find pinned on sweaters
PH> > >that have extra buttons in them.  Then, you could label them in
PH> > >Braille and in large print so that this tiny slip of paper could be
PH> > >safe.
PH> > >Psst, here's a secret.  I found my little sticker, and I determined
PH> > >that I wanted the thing placed on my machine correctly, without
PH> > >damaging the sticker and so that it covered up the previous one.  I
PH> > >got sighted help to do it.  Figured I wanted the thing done right.
PH> >
PH> > >Ann P.
PH> >
PH> > >--
PH> > >                       Ann K. Parsons
PH> > >email:  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
PH> > >WEB SITE:  http://home.eznet.net/~akp
PH> > >Skype:  Putertutor
PH> > >"All that is gold does not glitter.
PH> > >Not all those who wander are lost."  JRRT
PH> >
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