No. You can download Blue off of many Hotline, Carracho, and web sites.
2. Does Blue have an official web site?
Not yet. When we get enough support for a web site, we'll make one.
3. Why another serial code list?
The main serial number listings, HackUser, C&N, and Surfer's Blackbook, began slacking off. If you had a new version of some software title, such as Photoshop, you wouldn't be able to find a s/n for it for months. HackUser and C&N especially fell behind. Blue has all of the codes from HackUser and Surfer's Blackbook, plus hundreds of codes submitted by people like you. We try to keep it as up to date as possible.
4. Why should I support shareware?
Shareware is an easy, convenient way to get software from a plethora of sources and try it out for free. It allows one programmer, or a small team, to make l useful or fun software title and make money off of it. If you don't support shareware, the only software you will be able to get is the stuff you buy off the shelves.
Please don't use these serial number to rip off shareware or commercial software.
5. Where can I submit serial numbers?
EMail blue@thenewbreed.com with the appropriate serial number information.
6. How often is a new version of Blue released with new serial numbers?
Every month. If you can't find a new copy anywhere, EMail Blue at blue@thenewbreed.com and tell us to make a Web site sporting new versions of Blue every month.
7. Who makes Blue?
Who cares? You got your codes... what more do you want?!
Actually, Blue is primarily compiled by aero (you may see him around on Hotline or Carracho now and then), but other people help now and then. Blue is really made possible by submissions by people like you.
