1. Perform the Register Software command in the File menu. This will activate the Kagi register program.

2. Enter your name. Enter your email address, all lower case. Enter your postal address and click on "postcard receipt" if you want a paper receipt mailed to you, $1 extra. You must have either an email address or postcard receipt!

3. Enter 1 in the field next to the single user license text for the software you wish to purchase. More if you need them.

4. Select your preferred payment method such as "Visa", "Mastercard", "American Express", or "First Virtual." If you have a purchasing department that handles payments, select "Invoice" and print three copies and give them to purchasing. If you must use a Purchase Order, see the Purchase Order instructions.

5. Enter your name as it appears on the card or your First Virtual token in the "First Virtual ID" box.

6. Enter your card number as shown.

7. Enter two digits for the month, a slash, and the last two digits of the year for the expiration date of your card. Do not enter the day if your card shows an expiration day.

8. Macintosh: Click on the "Copy" button, lower right of the Register window. Read the warning prompts and pay attention to them.

8. Windows: Click on the 'Next >>" button, lower right of the Register Window. Select "I will Email it now, copy the text to Windows clipboard" radio button and click on OK button below. Read the warning prompts and pay attention to them.

9. Open your email program.

10. Make a new email message with the address as: sales@kagi.com

11. Click on the message area and paste. It will paste what was copied from register into the email message. Double check to see that the information is correct, if not reenter it in the Register program, copy and paste over.

12. Send the message. Save a copy for yourself, we suggest printing it out. Note the GenieWorks email address.

That's all there is to it. If you do not get an email acknowledgement from Kagi in a couple of working days, you either did not give them an email address or there is a problem.