#Gradekeeper windows xp how to
#Gradekeeper windows xp serial number

#Gradekeeper windows xp serial number

For the Encoded Name, use Teacher, and for the Serial Number use 12345678. Update July 2015: If you need just a generic set of codes, here are some you can use.

#Gradekeeper windows xp how to

Update September 2012: Here is a page with instructions on how to “associate” GradeMachine class files (.cls) with GradeMachine, so when you double click on a file, GradeMachine will open (it will also give them a nice GradeMachine icon). You’ll still need your license number, but many people have lost their original disks.Īnd remember, if you’ve lost your Activation code, you can generate one with the License editor you can download from here.Īnd for those who are wondering how many people are still using GradeMachine, some stats from my blog: I get over 100 hits each month on my main GradeMachine post, and another ten or so on my GradeMachine operating systems post. Update August 2012: I’ve posted the final distributed versions of GradeMachine installer below. Updated August 2010: Here’s a great web site with plenty of resources for Grade Machine users:, including download-able software and manuals. If enough people post saying they want to keep using it, I’ll try to set up a place on the web where we can do pee-to-peer support when problems arise. So, are you a Grade Machine user? Do you want to keep using it even after Pearson stops support? If so, add a comment to this post. I have worked with several other grade programs over the years, and found Grade Machine to be one of the best (they all have their problems, but GM seems to have the least). This is an important piece of software if you or your school opts to keep using Grade Machine and ever want to change the name on reports. I have backed up a copy of the License editor you can download from here. I just used this to add the name of my school to my name (I had not included my school name when I purchased it just in case I change schools later). Just enter your serial number, the name you want, and then re-register the program (use menu: Edit then Register). The nice thing about this is that if you have your own copy (I do, since my new school doesn’t use GM), you can change the name that appears on the top of reports. They have posted a “License editor” that allows users to generate the registration key required to re-install the program (you need the serial number from your purchase). The grading program I have been using for over ten years, Grade Machine, has been purchased by an educational conglomerate (Pearson), who will discontinue support for it effective August 31, 2008.