How do I register one of your products ?

Simple - go to the registration page, and that has all the links for registration of any of the software on this site. Some stuff is free, some is Postalware, and some is Trialware.

Can't I just send you an email to register the program, telling you how much I like it ?

No.

I try to install one of your programs and the installer gives me an error about lib_proc.dll ?

That means you have another one of my programs open that uses the lib_proc.dll library file - simply close all other programs and run the installer again

I have a feature or two I'd like you to add to one of your programs

No probs! Just email the info, and I'll consider if it could be useful in the next version

I have Shutdown Auto 1.20/1.21 and got one use out of it before it said the program had an error ?

There was a bug in v1.20/1.21 in the trial routine - v1.22 fixes this, please downoad it and install as per previous version.

How do you write all this stuff ?

Not much sleep and a general interest in it. All of the programs I write are actually of use to me and I just kept going once they did what I wanted (the Date Reminder program was written so I'd remember my parents wedding anniversary which I've NEVER remembered... and finally when the last one came around I missed it again as I FORGOT to put the date into the program, even though thats the reason I wrote it!! Sad really.) Win32asm programming is quite a good challenge and produces some great stuff, and most of the time I just want to see if I can even do it (let alone release something of interest to others!). Simple Mailer is an example of this, in which I was testing out how to play with email and TCP/IP and ended up with an email client!

Do you release the source code ?

Not generally - most of it is too ugly to show anyway. And the trial and serial routines need to be kept kinda quiet...

Where can I learn to program in assembly language ?

Start at http://win32asm.cjb.net, and bounce off from there. Everything I know came via there someway along the line.