BibleWorks

Not quite. When you install it will ask for serial numbers. Let the process continue from that point and install BibleWorks. The install program will finish. Then run BW and it will give activation options. That is when you exit BW and follow the e-mailed activation instructions.
Sorry that isn't ...

Thanks Dean. Much appreciated.
God bless,
Mike

ChrisSpark,
The automatic option change likely originated with Microsoft. The editor is a Microsoft control. But there are 3rd party keyboard managers like Key Manager that may allow you to override default key functions.
Mike

Exit BibleWorks and follow the procedure above to reactivate BibleWorks. You will not receive a "time limited" message again.
Mike

Steven,

You are making this more complicated than it is. All you are doing is replacing the executable. And if that is done you just resume using BibleWorks. You start it by clicking on the BW shortcut. You should be running bw1000.exe (the new one moved to the BW folder) not setup.exe.

Hope this ...

What do you mean reinitialize?

I recommend checking for a corrupted disk, free disk space.
Back up any files you have created.
Backup and delete the bw1000.ini file in the BW folder.
If that doesn't help, uninstall BW, delete the BW folder, reboot, then reinstall.
You will have to request an ...

If you kept both files you can compare them and find out what setting was causing the problem.

I am receiving a lot of activation requests from Germany. I am encountering two problems. (1) Maybe there is a language problem, but people are putting the serial number in the text body, not on the subject line. These requests will not be processed. The e-mails are processed automatically and need ...

I should have said bw800.ini.

Not commercially. You would have to purchase the license from someone selling their copy of BW,