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coolDisguise:
For almost any software there's an illegal way of obtaining it. (-> serials, cracks)
You might want to make sure you didn't get it from a friend but from the official website or at least a registered reseller.

Anyway, since you could have found that yourself here it is.

I'm not going to translate that into German.
Learn English, it'll help you most of the time.
Besides: a lot software is designed in such a way that you can get used to it without any manual just by pure trial-and-error.

If you're still having problems you could try to ask google for tutorials in German....

[GE:S Com] DF Ank1:
I understand eNglish, but some words are difficult. And yes, there are many german tutorials for it, but thanks

coolDisguise:
It sounded like you were ironic for the last part especially your "but thanks" ~
Do you just want to tell me you're having a hard time using google?

Well, let's say I was to search a tutorial for a software, let's say I'm looking for a blender (which is open source) tutorial. And let's say I'm looking for a tutorial in Spanish, since I have problems with any other language.
So I go to google.com and type in the words 'spanish' and 'google', which leads me to google.es.
From there I can select español, català, galego or euskara below the search buttons. I chose español and type in what I'm looking for, that means 'tutorial' and 'blender'.
Finally I select 'páginas en español' (pages in Spanish) before I hit the buscar (search) button.
And that's it, there's plenty of tutorials for what I'm looking for in the language I prefer.
Of course, when you connect to google.com from Germany it would redirect you to google.de and there's already the option to display only 'Seiten auf Deutsch' instead of the whole web.

There are also many german tutorials (even video tutorials) for FL Studio out there.

Jeron [SharpSh00tah]:
yes there are  plenty of ways to get programs with out purchase. we do not promote or allow this activity to be discussed on the forums. you need to purchase "sound packs" for fl studio, there are plenty out there

coolDisguise:
That was never the topic here - in fact, I told [GE:S Com] DF Ank1 to check whether his copy is legal or not if he's in doubt about it.


--- Quote from: coolDisguise on September 30, 2009, 03:52:13 pm ---For almost any software there's an illegal way of obtaining it. (-> serials, cracks)
You might want to make sure you didn't get it from a friend but from the official website or at least a registered reseller.
--- End quote ---

The fact that some people always find ways and what these ways are called is common knowledge.
Since I never did and never intended to explain in any way how this is done I don't see another point in your last post than to remind us of the forums' rules which we followed this far.
All we did discuss was how to use google (for those who still don't know how that is done) and find an online manual at a developer's homepage.
Furthermore I'd like to say that in my opinion obtaining software without having the rights to do so (e.g. by purchasing it or accepting and following an EULA for freeware/shareware) is a thing everybody should refrain from.

As you mentioned these soundpacks [GE:S Com] DF Ank1 was curious about, the initial question of this thread comes up again: where could you purchase those sound packs that were used for GE: S up to this point and which sound packs are that in particular? Of course, only if someone who knows it would like to answer these questions.

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