It sounds like you might need a new password to be able to download a registered version.
If that is so, then http://www.ddisoftware.com/forms/code.html  would be the place to start.

Fred

Mike takes care of orders and renewals as quickly as they come in to him.
The problem, invariably, turns out to be a Spam filter or a bad email address.
Please check any Spam filters that you have or that your ISP has turned on for you in the mail server.
Sometimes, as in Gmail for example, the Spam box is online.
In W7 Livemail, it is in my computer.

If you have changed email addresses since the last time you had something sent to you, you would have to place that into the comments box.

Have a look around!

Fred

Do you have the same email address now that you had when you last ordered?
In other words, if you changed your email address since 2007, and neglected to provide the old email address as outlined in the instructions, there would be no way for the computer to find a match. In that case, he would send a reply asking you to fill out the form again, including your old email address in the comments box.

I have attached a snap of the pertinent paragraph below.

As for knowing .....   because you used to be..... and you used to have...... well, only lately, have ISPs invoked spam blocker on their servers, and many times the customer doesn't realize it until something like this happens.
So have a look anyway and see if there's a Spam blocker in operation.

Best of luck,
Fred

Just wondering if you ever got the emails from Qimage that you needed to download and unlock the latest version of Qimage.
You haven't posted anything since.
If you haven't received anything, then perhaps, after your account is verified, your code can be sent to me and I relay it to you??

Fred

Hi Michael,

It is quite easy to obtain your new information - all explained in the Request Download Password and Updated Unlock Information page. I had to do that a year or two back. If you've lost the original references, it is explained that you need to re-register. It is obviously the users fault if they change their email address, or don't keep records of passwords, etc. If you have to re-register, then there has to be a manual validation search through historic data to find if it is a genuine user with a valid request, or if it is someone trying to get a virtually free copy of the software by fraudulent methods. There is a small fee for that search, since, after all it is the user's fault that they have not kept adequate records, and it takes time to recover the information.

You may have to wait a few days for a response, but what is the panic? It appears it hasn't been used much since 2007.

If Mike has said that he has replied to your emails, then that is certainly what he has done. However, proof of posting is not proof of delivery, and it is likely that it has got lost on the way.

fwiw, when I was supplying customers via email some years ago, I would not deal with some folk with Yahoo or Hotmail and others, by association I found them to be untrustworthy  . In fact I'd put it more politely on my website by saying 'Due to increased level of spam we have installed some message filters, so if you email us from AOL, Excite, Yahoo or Hotmail, then we will never see your email.'

Anyway, If you can't get two way communication via email, you could try the old fashioned way via post, I guess.

Best wishes,

Ray