RapAnalyst Evaluation Copy Installing RapAnalyst is quick and easy! Click on the “Download RapAnalyst Eval” link below, then click the “run” button. A RapAnalyst Setup Wizard will guide you through the installation. After the installation is complete you will be prompted to request a license key.  Download RapAnalyst 30-day Eval Copy How to Request a License Key Open RapAnalyst Click “Request Key” button A License Request dialogue box will open Click the “Generate Code” button You may either select “Send by Email” to automatically generate an e-mail to RapKeyRequest or “Copy to Clipboard” to copy the code and paste it in an e-mail yourself.  Please include your name, contact information, and preferred evaluation license duration in the body of the e-mail. Click “OK” button Close the dialog box by clicking “OK” Close RapAnalyst How to Administer a License Key When you receive your license key via e-mail, copy the license key found in the e-mail. Open your copy of RapAnalyst. A RapAnalyst License dialog box will appear. Click “Change Key.” Paste the key in the space provided in the License Validation dialog box. Make sure there are no extra spaces before or after the license key. Click “OK” button. In the RapAnalyst License dialog box click “OK” button. Your RapAnalyst software will open and is ready for use. Evaluation license keys are valid for 30 days and extensions are granted on a case by case basis. Requests for keys and extensions are processed Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Mountain Time. Keys are typically generated and sent via e-mail by the next business day.  RapAnalyst technical support can be reached at Support@RaptorAnalytics.com or +1-303-684-5884. Microsoft DLL Error IMPORTANT NOTE: If you have recently installed Microsoft updates, you may also need to install a fix from Microsoft to correct an issue that is affecting some third party software such as RapAnalyst. Follow the links below only if you receive a DLL error when opening RapAnalyst. According to the official Microsoft report (here), user32.dll and hhctrl.ocx were updated in a recent set of Windows security updates. User32.dll references hhctrl.ocx with a conflicting address. Installing the Microsoft hotfix listed here (702KB) resolves the issue.
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