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For it to work you need to login to Invelos site first and tick the "Keep me sign in" tick box and you need to running internet explorer (my only bug bear for this very useful tool).

That's it. And AFAIK .hta files are only supported by Windows OS.

Quoting Staid S Barr:

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And then of course, leaving didn't change a thing in the forums. I can see that goodguy didn't want to face the task of changing the forums anyway, but personally, I would have left the forums alone and continued with the rest. Why let forum comments spoil a nice hobby?

I think he's decision to leave was a protest to Invelos since they doesn't do a thing for forum atmosphere. Every time there is a "war" or "argument" on forums, other side can varie, but the other one is ALWAYS the same person. Guess who was the one that drove Goodguy away.

He wasn't the first one to leave and he won't be the last. Every active user who leaves does a damage to Invelos. I cannot understand why don't they get it. Or if they get it, why won't they do anything about it. Well, it's Ken's and Gerri's business, not mine....

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Quoting snarbo:

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For it to work you need to login to Invelos site first and tick the "Keep me sign in" tick box and you need to running internet explorer (my only bug bear for this very useful tool).

That's it. And AFAIK .hta files are only supported by Windows OS.

Solved it, apparently a Vista issue. I not only had to run CLT+ as administrator (first thing I tried), but even Internet Explorer.

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Yes indeed he did say before leaving that he would release a version that would be stable with the finalised version of 3.6. But since I did try the trial version before Matthias quit and since the geosites webpage required credit card orders, on top of the fact that I have no credit card with which to make online purchases it would be a little hard for me to obtain it

I remember that I purchased mine using PayPal, not credit card. To have a credit card doesn't mean you have to rely on it to live 

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Quoting Kulju:

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I cannot understand why don't they get it. Or if they get it, why won't they do anything about it. Well, it's Ken's and Gerri's business, not mine....

The magic word is "life licence"...

Not sure the problem is "life licence". In fact, we can consider that since a user has paid his licence, he is no more interesting for Ken (though registered users might be interested to buy further paying developments that we are waiting for...). So if somebody leaves the forums because of their bad atmosphere, Ken could have nothing to do with it.

On the other hand, friendly forums would be far more attractive for new users, who could choose or not the program in relation to the help they may expect from other users. That's why I think Ken really cares about the forums. Why he never did anything to solve the only cause of the bad atmosphere is a mystery for me.

looks like "I missed the boat on this one" l really wish it was still available. I really want to try it.

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Back on topic: Credit Lookup Plus

Did anyone manage to run this very handy piece of software under Windows 10?

... or is there any other tool to get information out of the CLT tool?

Maybe if somebody would provide a comprehensive description, with screen shots, it could be recreated? If it does not have to be a plugin, there is at least one tools developer that likes to build such tools. If something is required that only a plugin can do, perhaps a placeholder could be put in a standalone tool, such that a small custom plugin could be crafted that would supply the missing pieces when queried.

First of all, here is a downloadable copy of goodguys former website.

It includes amongst other stuff:
- The CLT Plus utility (only runs on Windows 7 with Internet Explorer running and logged in to Invelos Web site)
- one screen shot
- a brief description

If any adict out there could still imagine investigating further into that issue, I'd be glad to assist with some sort of specification...