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portable Marxio timer link.

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Hi guys, I am having trouble locating a working link for the portable version of Marxio-timer. http://www.marxio-tools.net/en/download.php

The site says I need to log in first but I can't figure out where I need to log in. I have found links to the installers but they always install fine and then don't run. some non descriptive, internal error....

I love this tool and would appreciate a working link to the portable version.

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Arachno 1D

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Edit sorry wrong program

Update:

Want to join the project ?

If you think you have some idea for new function, setting or any improvement in selected application and you think more people would benefit from it, then send me info by email.

This way, you can become a contributor and gain access to beta releases, non-public software writen for selected users or download software free of any limits (AntiBug System). Read more here on becoming a contributor.

Price ? License ?

Every program on this website is available under donationware license. In short, it means that private or commercial use is free of any charges, but it would be kind of you if you donated small amount ($5, $10) to this project as everything on this planet costs or if you would like to thank the author for what was given to you for free. You set the price for my tools. Zero if you want.

Despite being available for free, my tools are still clean software, so they do not contain any spyware, adverts or any other crap.

To make a donation, go here.

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Want to join the project ?

If you think you have some idea for new function, setting or any improvement in selected application and you think more people would benefit from it, then send me info by email.

This way, you can become a contributor and gain access to beta releases, non-public software writen for selected users or download software free of any limits (AntiBug System). Read more here on becoming a contributor.

So in another words, this developer wants you to somehow contribute to this software in order to gain access to the download. The "login" is for "contributors" only. If you really want this program, then contact the author - http://www.marxio-tools.net/en/contact.php

Personally, I would just find another program. This developer seems to like to make everything a hassle.

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Arachno 1D

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I am not sure how your post is helpful... copied some information from the website and pasted it here?

You asked how you would get access to the programs in question so I quoted the relavent section regarding the author allowing you access.

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