Digital Art Zone

Hi everyone,

I have Bryce 7Pro installed but have discovered that I have Bryce 5.5 that I must have got when it was free, I don’t have a serial for it in my Daz account, so was wondering how I would go about obtaining a serial number now?

Cheers all

Ooh, heck, that could be difficult.  I seem to remember that B5.5 was a free upgrade. It certainly doesn’t appear in my download history, may have been one of those that appeared on download.com or somewhere.

chohole - 18 June 2012 07:19 AM

Ooh, heck, that could be difficult.  I seem to remember that B5.5 was a free upgrade. It certainly doesn’t appear in my download history, may have been one of those that appeared on download.com or somewhere.

It was download.com I got it from I think, of course its gone from there now, replaced with V.7 PLE, lots of links on google to the old Daz site link where you could register it, and zendesk has it as no longer offered free or supported. :(

I will ask for you, to see if there is anyway of getting a Serial number. as soon as somone is on line and has time to talk.

chohole - 18 June 2012 07:44 AM

I will ask for you, to see if there is anyway of getting a Serial number. as soon as somone is on line and has time to talk.

Thanks so much, Pam, I know how busy everyone is, so didn’t want to file a request.

Ian

You might try the Internet Way Back Machine to see if you can pull up the historical page from download.com http://archive.org/web/web.php

chohole - 18 June 2012 07:44 AM

I will ask for you, to see if there is anyway of getting a Serial number. as soon as somone is on line and has time to talk.

Chohole, the key in my acct for this starts off as:

Bryce 5.5 FREE Dnld.com

Would it have been the same one as was published on the public page at Download.com?

Quite possibly.  But still best not to post it, just in case.

chohole - 18 June 2012 10:55 AM

Quite possibly.  But still best not to post it, just in case.

Okay ...

Thank you everyone, Blaine has kindly supplied a key for me.

adamr001 - 18 June 2012 08:15 AM

You might try the Internet Way Back Machine to see if you can pull up the historical page from download.com http://archive.org/web/web.php

Thanks Adam, I did try that earlier, it found the page but I was not able to login to receive a code.