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How to Install NetShred X for Mac OS X
Internet Track Eraser
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Requirements
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Instructions
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Drag the NetShred X folder to wherever you keep application software.
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Double click the NetShred X icon.
The Registration dialog will appear when you launch the program, displaying four buttons:
Quit – to quit the program, click the “Quit” button
Run Demo – To run the demo
Buy Now – If you wish to purchase this program now online, click the “Buy Now” button and follow the instructions.
Register – To register the program now, follow the instructions below.
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Register NetShred X. The Registration dialog will appear when you launch the program.
- Enter the License Type, Purchaser’s Email Address and Registration Key/Serial Number supplied when you bought the product.
If you purchased online, the easiest way to do this is to copy (Apple C) and paste (Apple V) the information from the email we sent you.
If you purchased a CD, the Registration Key/Serial Number is printed on the CD jacket.
- Click the “Register” Button
If you have entered the Registration information correctly, the “Registered” message will be displayed.
If there is a problem with the registration information, the “Invalid Registration Information” dialog will appear. To correct the problem, refer to the “NetShred X FAQ”.
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Configure NetShred X.
- To control what Internet track NetShred X erases, configure the NetShred X "Shred" preferences.
- To control how NetShred X is run, configure the NetShred X "Control" preferences.
- To control which browsers and email program NetShred X erases the Internet tracks for, configure the NetShred X "Enable" preferences.
- If your browser or email program supports multiple user profiles, configure the profiles menu.
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By default, NetShred X is set up to run the next time you quit from your browser.
- You can run NetShred X a number of ways. Choose the one that best meets your needs
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Notes
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- For more detailed information about NetShred X for Mac OS X, refer to the
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