exe" still can't understand the activation code. How can I fix this?
A:
Studio 5000 Logix.rar is not cracked software.
You can only crack files and other people can crack the software, so it's not crack software.
I guess there is some kind of keylogger inside, but the writer of the keylogger is probably not the person who wrote the software.
Office of Military Government
The Office of Military Government (OMG) was the official government body responsible for the administration of the United States military government in Japan after the conclusion of World War II in 1945.
OMG took control over Allied occupied territories in Japan in January 1947, replacing the Allied Military Government, and supervised the demobilization of Japanese armed forces. OMG ended in 1949 and was succeeded by the United States Military Government in Japan, and subsequently by the United States Department of Japan.
See also
Occupation of Japan
Military government
References
Category:Military of the United StatesFairchild Republic
Fairchild Republic Corporation was a manufacturer of aircraft, based in Denver, Colorado, USA. Fairchild was known for introducing the first retractable landing gear retractable high-winged general aviation aircraft, the Fairchild M-62 (later known as the Fairchild Swearingen Metroliner), in 1963. The company filed for bankruptcy in 2009.
The Fairchild Company began with Fairchild Aircraft Company, founded in 1923 by Samuel Fairchild, who was a 20-year-old student at the University of Colorado and a resident of Boulder, Colorado. His brother, Foulois Fairchild, was the chief test pilot at the company during its early years.
History
At that time the company built single engine, fixed-wing aircraft with conventional tail-planes, such as the Model 247, Model 50, and Model 51.
The company was sold in 1938 to American Aeronautical Corporation, which itself was bought by Howard Hughes. In 1956, Fairchild Aircraft Company acquired the assets of Howard Hughes Tool Co., which produced the Hughes Helicopter (H-21) and the Hughes 500, and of Hughes Helicopters.
In 1967, Fairchild bought the Schweizer company from the previous owner, John P. Ennis, taking the Schweizer 300, which evolved into the Fairchild Swearingen Metroliner. In 1969, the company also acquired Beech Aircraft, which would eventually become Beech
Related links:
Comments