RE: lost product key

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http://www.gtopala.com/siw-download.html

Download the SIW Standalone version from the above link.

In the left hand column, once you have set it up, click on Licenses, and it
should show you the A of M Key, as well as every Key for all software
installed.
--
Mad Mike


"jagforde" wrote:

hi can anybody help? my son has lost his cd case with the product key for age
of mythology the titans. he already has this installed into his computer but
i need to reformat his computer as it is a huge mess but he wont let me
incase he looses his game. can anybody help? is the product key number in a
file somewhere already in his computer? Thanks in advance
.

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