So goodbye forever Glary Utilities - and GOTD.the clock is ticking and I fear that you are wasting more and more of my time recently. Why not 'giveaway' Office 2013 - the principle is the same as Glary Utilities, use for a while and then we charge you in perpetuity! This trend of GOTD to present programs that will need multiple licenses in the future is also very annoying. I'm not saying $40 is trivial, I'm saying the time it takes to find acceptable freeware is often so prolonged that it could affect the amount of time I have for quality stuff in my life. I often use trial versions and cut-down free versions and when I find software that works I buy it - because my time is worth more than the cost of the software. When will developers realise most of us work during the week? Even when we finish, by the time we get home, eat and spend some family time the amount of time left to examine software is extremely limited. That, combined with the fact that this is, at best, a year long trial, means I will NEVER buy Glary Utilities. I followed the instruction in #5, but it made no diffence - it still shows 'trial'. I came back to the site today and found comment #5 about the license and found that my installed version was indeed still showing '30 day trial' with 29 days left. I installed this yesterday but didn't have much time to play around with it.

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