The SN- and S6- numbers are Windows, the IM- and M6- numbers are Intel-Mac (Universal), and SM- numbers are old PowerPC-only. The SN-, IM-, and SM- numbers are 32-bit, the S6- and M6- numbers are 64-bit. Note that the start date and duration are not encoded they are available from the original receipt or from SyFlo2. FT- numbers are managed temporary licenses for Windows, macOS, or Linux.FS- numbers are managed seat licenses for Windows, macOS, or Linux.FL- numbers are floating licenses for Windows, macOS, or Linux.C6- numbers are cross-platform fixed Pro licenses for Windows, macOS, or Linux.L6- numbers are SynthEyes Pro for Linux.S6- and M6- numbers are SynthEyes Pro for Windows and Mac, respectively.SN- and IM- numbers are SynthEyes Intro for Windows and Mac, respectively.The serial is listed before the license data in the license email, so you can tell which license corresponds to which serial. License data, such as (hexadecimal-mumbo-jumbo-for-200-letters-or-so), is not part of your serial number. The third portion is the serial portion, and the remainder is self-check data. The second portion, 2309 here, identifies the year and month when support expires (or SynthEyes version for older licenses). The first portion, S6 here, identifies the particular operating system version for the license. SynthEyes serial numbers look something like S6-2309-9999-9999Z.

The number shown on the SynthEyes splash screen is incomplete by design. You received your serial number in the order confirmation, or in a permanent authorization email from Andersson Technologies LLC (), with 'SAVE THIS MAIL' in the subject line.

You'll need your SynthEyes serial number when registering SynthEyes, upgrading, or requesting technical support.

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