Registration / Program Editions

Golf League Secretary™ for Windows®
by GolfSoft™ Company

How To Purchase License

All users must initially obtain the "Software" in the download file in unlicensed form, also known as "The Demo Version," at no charge. You are free to evaluate GLS to ascertain whether it will achieve your intended results. This unlicensed version has some minor features disabled and displays some reminders that it is unlicensed, otherwise, all major features are fully enabled. Upon deciding GLS will achieve your intended results, you can purchase a license. A unique "Unlock Code," a series of letters and/or numbers, similar to a password, will be issued to you. The unlock code is based on the Computer ID Number which is unique to your computer. Once you receive the unlock code Click the "GLS Menu"... then Click "Registration / Unlock"... Enter the code in the Unlock Code Text Box and Click "Register." GLS will become fully enabled and licensed. All computers require a different unlock code, thus, your unlock code will not work on another computer.

If you decide to purchase GLS: Decide which edition you want. You must Order or Upgrade GLS by (1.) Email from within the GLS program. Click on the "GLS" Menu... then click "Order GLS" then Click "Order GLS by Secure Email." An order form appears. Fill out the form completely and click the "Send Email Order Now" button OR by (2.) Ground Mail... Click on the "GLS" Menu... then click "Order GLS" then click on "Create Mail-In Order Form." A form which can be printed will be created. Print and fill out the form completely and enclose a check for the appropriate amount and mail to the address provided. Using either method your receipt and unlock code will be returned to you ASAP. An email order would obviously be faster than ground mail. See the preceding question for more pricing details.

All orders must now be placed by secure email or by ground mail. Telephone orders are no longer possible.

How Version Updates are Numbered

GLS v9.0 will have a 4-digit version number. The first two digits will always be 9 and 0, (9.0). Updates will append 2 digits to the 9.0 in sequence starting at 01, then 02, then 03, and so forth (9.000, 9.001, 9.002, etc.). Each Update will also include the date it was released. With this system there should be no confusion as to what version you have and whether or not it is the latest version.