Either uncheck or check the option "Disconnect a call if idle for more than" (check to enable or uncheck to disable). In the Modem Properties, click the Connection tab. Click Start, Settings, and then Control Panel. If you are using Windows 9x to disable/enable auto disconnect, follow the steps below. Make sure the Disconnect a call if idle for more than box is unchecked and click Ok. Click the Advanced tab and then click the Change Default Preferences button. Highlight the modem, and then click the Properties button. In the Control Panel, double-click Phone and Modem Options. However, to make sure it has not been enabled by another program follow the steps below. How to Register or Activate Act! from v21.By default, Windows 2000 and Windows XP already has this feature disabled. How to Register Act! on the new Computer:įor information on how to register Act!, please see the article below, which also contains information about earlier versions: Note: If you attempt to open Act! on the current computer in the future, you will receive a prompt to register the program. 
Make sure to send your serial number to the new computer (perhaps by email) so you can register Act! on it.
You will receive a Deactivation Complete message advising that you can now register Act! on another computer. If you have not already done so, make a note of it now (you can copy and paste this, perhaps into an email or into Notepad for example). You will be presented with your serial number.
Make sure the option to Deactivate your license is selected, and click Next.Ĥ.
You will need to use this to register on your new computer. Make a note of your Serial Number (you can copy and paste this, perhaps into an email or into Notepad for example). Follow the steps below to deactivate your Act! license.Ģ. If you wish to install and use Act! on a different computer, you may need to deactivate your Act! license on the current machine you are using. Question: How do I Deactivate my Act! License in Order to Register it on Another Computer?
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