gerry01

Thanks Jeff. You are right - the free version should take care of my needs at the moment. I just have this horrible affliction where I like the biggest and the best (ie the paid version) even if it's not really appropriate!!

Gerry

I suppose this is probably a silly question, but.....

I retired a couple of years ago. As such I no longer needed RDM (and lots of other stuff that my employer wouldn't pay for, so I paid for it myself), so I let my subscription lapse. Recently I have started getting into I.T again, mainly just for my own interest, and have been setting up a lab. I thought I would be able to download an old version of RDM (one that was from the time I had a valid subscription) and use it, but it seems that I can't use ANY version of RDM (apart from the free version, but that's not the point!) without a current subscription.

Is that correct? 8 years of buying subscriptions (from 2013 to 2021), and I don't even get to continue using old versions? What a waste of money that turned out to be. I suppose it was probably in the T and Cs somewhere, so it's my own fault for being unaware of this, but gosh, after a few hundred dollars of subscriptions over many years I would have thought that would have counted for something, and I would at least be able to continue using a horribly out of date version - after all, what's the point of keeping old versions on the Devolutions site for downloading.

I am hoping someone will tell me I am wrong and I just need to download an even older version.....

UPDATE - looks like the problem was ME, not serials or licenses or anything - I just had to get a version old enough to recognise my old serial. Consider this case closed! ;-)