[wanted] Looking for RM ClassMate 4.

[UnusualCore]

Hey everyone!

 

Apologies for an another "I'm looking for old RM software" thread, but I really am at my wits end after hunting for this specifc security system afte a better part of a decade (15 years specifically) hunting it down. Does any one still have a copy of RM ClassMate 4.x for generic Windows 98 machines? According to this old RM page, you could buy versions 3-5 of the software for their corrosponding version of Windows... So if anyone still has such a copy of the installation CD - could you please turn that into a disc image and send it my way? This means everyone wins: I finally have a copy on RM ClassMate to both relive my childhood and to add my collection, and you still get to keep the original copy you obtained.

 

Thank you in advance for your consideration on this request!

[elsiegee40]

CC4 is only available under license. Those who do have it, even disks of old versions, would be breaking their licensing agreement to do so.

 

I am sorry, but this request cannot be complied with.

[UnusualCore]

CC4 is only available under license. Those who do have it, even disks of old versions, would be breaking their licensing agreement to do so.

 

I am sorry, but this request cannot be complied with.

 

Forgive me, but I think you are confused on what I'm asking for. I'm aware Community Connect 4 (CC4) is still being sold by RM on a per license basis, and is not what I'm after. RM ClassMate 4 (CM4) came out in the late 90s for Windows 98, and is about 7-9 years older to CC4 (and such won't work on systems that old).

 

Here is a screenshot I "ripped" from a 1999 presentation that RM did that shows the "Pupil" desktop that the system had to (hopefully) clear up any further misconceptions:

 

 

Hope this helps!

[elsiegee40]

Forgive me, but I think you are confused on what I'm asking for. I'm aware Community Connect 4 (CC4) is still being sold by RM on a per license basis, and is not what I'm after. RM ClassMate 4 (CM4) came out in the late 90s for Windows 98, and is about 7-9 years older to CC4 (and such won't work on systems that old).

 

Here is a screenshot I "ripped" from a 1999 presentation that RM did that shows the "Pupil" desktop that the system had to (hopefully) clear up any further misconceptions:

 

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Hope this helps!

 

Sorry it was early!