I downloaded the app and the Spanish lessons and thanks to your instructions it works perfectly just like you said it would!Thanks A Lot.
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For those that missed it......
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Rosetta Stone v3 Application & Patch w/ Instructions (no porn)
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It appears that the Rosetta Stone patch has recently been targeted by certain anti virus programs. I don't like using patches or cracks either and will only do so if I trust the source (or really want the software). 99% of patches and cracks are deleted by me as I prefer keys and license files. I have Symantec Corporate Edition and it deleted the Rosetta patch as soon as the file was accessed. It only started doing this on recent installs. I know from experience that many cracks/patches/keygens will send a false positive to your security software (AVG will go crazy over files that may be very safe). Thus, I usually research a suspected file before assuming it is harmful.
This patch is supposed to automate the process of renaming the file LicencingDLL.dll to LicencingDLL.dll.BAK (in the Rosetta Stone V3 folder). It then copies a patched version in its place, which now forces Rosetta Stone to accept the following information as valid:
Activation code: XXXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXXX
or
Activation code:AAAAAA-AAAAA-AAAAA-AAAAA-AAAAAA
Registration code: 1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111
Some people have found and download the LicencingDLL file and copied it manually rather than run the patch (I used to do this).
Here is what one person said about the patch:
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The patch is definitely clean! If you want serious results whether a file
is infected or not, you should do two things:
1. Upload the suspicious file to http://www.virustotal.com or similar
service and let this service analyze the file.
2. If you receive results that some misc. anti virus scanners judge them
as malware, you should analyze the file with "HijackThis.exe" from Trend
Micro. If are no security expert, but want to know the opinion of an
expert, you can post the logfile of the HijackThis security check in one
of the many HijackThis internet boards.
For "Rosetta Stone 3.3.5 Product Activation Patch - JDS.exe" I received
following results from:
http://www.virustotal.com/analisis/d8c60661240193d6d1c2c29eb16708cc
The analisis shows that 28 out of 39 virus scanners (71.79%) judge the
patch as clean and 11 (28.21%) as malware. It is no suprise that anti
virus scanners like Symantec, Panda, F-Secure or AVG judge the file as
malware while other major anti virus scanners like NOD32, AntiVir,
BitDefender, Panda, Sophos or TrendMicro analyze as clean. It's just
a matter of the software's depth of the heuristic data!
That is actually a common error (along with a few others). Rather than rewrite a solution, here is one posted on another site:
Once deleted, Rosetta Stone should create a new copy of the file when you run it again. I've had to do this procedure on a few installs myself. If the file is hidden and you don't know how to unhide it, go here:
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http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/tutorial62.htmlHope that fixes it.
Tag is hard to find for version 3, but I am looking. I posted an older version 2 last year (I think). It had copy protection which required defeating it, but it did work. I am in the process of installing some larger drives on my systems. Thus my software collection is in a bit of disarray right now. I will be on the hunt again in about a week.
Also, props on the Pinay wifey. Treat her right, keep the money asking relatives at bay, and you got a marriage made in heaven
BTW, it's Filipina (Filipno for males), not phillipino (yeah we gots to find that Tag for you bro).
Appreciate the drop, but a quick question for the fam. How do you activate the language packs? For instance, I've done Spanish core lessons 1 & 2, but 3 is locked out for me awaiting verification.
Man, good looking out, it worked.
I owe you one.
Now, anybody have the Japanese Language pack???
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See post #88 in this thread.
To all who have been able to get it, good. To all still struggling with getting it up and running, don't stop asking questions. I will try to answer them and Black Cobra has been a steady guide in the thread.
I will be adding some new languages soon. They'll probably be broken up from now on because I just don't have the time recently to sit and do big updates like I did earlier.
To Black Cobra: Thanks for being a force in the thread and helping me out so much. You are much appreciated.
I will be adding some new languages soon. They'll probably be broken up from now on because I just don't have the time recently to sit and do big updates like I did earlier.
To Black Cobra: Thanks for being a force in the thread and helping me out so much. You are much appreciated.
My pleasure ThaAnsa3 as you and a few others have been dropping pure fire on this board. Nothing gives me more satisfaction than seeing black people educate themselves for FREE. Learning a new language greatly levels the playing field out there. Whether it's health care, education, the military, or any other social services, there is a huge demand for people who are bi-lingual. It can even mean job security or advancement for some.
Hell, I never even thought about getting Rosetta Stone off the internet until I saw it posted here a few years ago. This stuff is expensive so I hope folks are downloading and sharing it.
I know that some will benefit from this thread and some will not. I've heard folks say that they rather take a class. But what happens when the class is over? How much did it cost you? It does take some time to get used to the "total immersion" method of learning. It's like being in another country where you have to simply figure out what people are talking about. It is strongly recommenced that you watch television (especially movies as they are easy to follow) in the language you desire to learn. Go to web sites in that language and try to understand what you read. If you feel more comfortable knowing grammar first, research the web, the info is there. Here are some very good samples.
The BBC site is VERY good
This site contains free to use interactive games for learning languages and links to study resources.
Language courses developed by the Foreign Service Institute. These courses were developed by the United States government and are in the public domain.
LanguageGuide.org offers free sound integrated resources for learning languages. These resources are developed collaboratively with the help of volunteers. It is sponsored by Language Guide, a registered non-profit organization.
How long will it take to learn a new language? Opinions vary as it depends on you, but here are some clues:
Realistically, I've read that the average person should be able to "survive" in another country after about 3 month of steady learning. You should be pretty good in six months and damn near fluent in about a year (your mileage may vary).
The BBC site is VERY good
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/languages/This site contains free to use interactive games for learning languages and links to study resources.
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http://www.digitaldialects.com/Language courses developed by the Foreign Service Institute. These courses were developed by the United States government and are in the public domain.
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http://www.fsi-language-courses.com/LanguageGuide.org offers free sound integrated resources for learning languages. These resources are developed collaboratively with the help of volunteers. It is sponsored by Language Guide, a registered non-profit organization.
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http://www.languageguide.org/How long will it take to learn a new language? Opinions vary as it depends on you, but here are some clues:
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http://www.bigredgarage.com/howlong.htm
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http://www.altalang.com/language-training/time.aspx
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http://www.spanish.bz/acquisition.htmRealistically, I've read that the average person should be able to "survive" in another country after about 3 month of steady learning. You should be pretty good in six months and damn near fluent in about a year (your mileage may vary).
No doubt man.
Not yet. Japanese will be the next language pack I add, so be on the lookout for that.
Came back to say it worked for me and to give another thanks to sir Ansa.
No problem at all. Keep checking back for language packs that you may want.
You did something wrong. You must make sure that you follow the instructions to the letter to avoid having to activate anything. Chances are, you applied the patch out of the correct order. Make sure that you DO NOT launch the application immediately after the installation is complete. You must apply the patch BEFORE launching the app for the first time. Uninstall it and try the process again. Let me know if it works.
JAPANESE L1
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Level 1
Japanese Level 1
This level includes everything you need to begin learning Japanese—from vocabulary to basic sentence structure. It’s the foundation upon which your language-learning journey begins!
This level will help you:
* Build vocabulary and language basics.
* Spell and write accurately.
* Speak without a script.
* Retain what you’ve learned.
* Read and understand in your new language.
Retail: $259.00
Retail: $549.00
Level 1
Japanese Level 1
This level includes everything you need to begin learning Japanese—from vocabulary to basic sentence structure. It’s the foundation upon which your language-learning journey begins!
This level will help you:
* Build vocabulary and language basics.
* Spell and write accurately.
* Speak without a script.
* Retain what you’ve learned.
* Read and understand in your new language.
Retail: $259.00
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No doubt. Thanks for showing love to the thread.
I don't have the language packs that were supposed to be included. I followed the instructions, but must've done something wrong. Any advice would be appreciated.
Give me some more background information. What exactly did you try to do? What error message, if any, are you getting? I need more info so I know what to suggest.
No error msg. It installed fine, I just don't have the language packs. I think I screwed up somewhere with daemon tools and the patch. Should I just un-install and try again?
You have to download and install the language packs separately. They do not come with the application and patch.
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