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Outer Level Introduces LicenseKeeper

by , 8:40 AM EST, March 6th, 2007

Outer Level announced the immediate availability of the software license management application LicenseKeeper on Tuesday. The application stores product serial numbers, license files, electronic receipts, associated emails, and other related files. It supports adding emails to the database via drag-and-drop, and automatically searches newly added messages for licensing information.

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LicenseKeeper is available for download at the Outer Level Web site, and is priced at US$19.95.

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