nagware
nagscreen , auch: nag screen

Licensing was based on the honor system, and there were no nag screens.

This nag screen can be removed by registering the program for $9.99 or $24.99.

Also, the demo version has nag screens.

The nag screen works nicely, though.

The Logicator web page is out of date as the free version does support all commands but shows nag screens.

But a nag screen often pops up on startup and sometimes when downloading lyrics.

No "Only for non-commercial use" nag screen.

There is a nag screen which is disabled through licensing the product, and there is no copy protection.

If the license key is judged not genuine, it displays a nag screen at regular intervals asking the user to buy a license from Microsoft.

Although under a public license, it also employs a nag screen to urge users to register so as to support the development of GSview.

It is distributed with an uncrippled evaluation license with a nag screen explaining the license cost.

NoteTab Light is completely free for all users, with no time-limit, nag screen, appeals for donations, etc.

U.G.E.N beta contained a two-character roster limit, locked game modes, and nag screens.

Some shareware groups have liberal standards, allowing 'nag screens' that remind the user to buy the software, demonstration or "demo" versions and trialware.

All the major browsers will through up a good amount of nag screens if the CN on a cert doesn't match the url for the site.

Why, it's a nag screen asking you to pay $30 more for the "privilege" of calling the QuickTime APIs that are sitting right there in the library code on your disk.

Version 1.0 of Zeta included a badly thought out activation component, which requires a code to be entered and authenticated via a remote server before the nag screen will stop and full functionality is restored.

What can only accurately be described as a nag screen that takes over my phone screen, gets right up in my grill about it, when what I want to do is check up on what my friends have to say?

The activation screen becomes more of a nag screen than anything else, although it is clear that yellowTAB has concerns about losing sales to piracy, a problem that any alternative operating system running on generic x86 hardware must inevitably face.

Inside Social Games compared the depth of Outernauts gameplay favourably to other social games, but warned that the social viral mechanics, such as "nag screens" and "pay to win" mechanics would ward off the core gamers it set to attract.

Instead of the reduced functionality mode, an installation of Vista left unactivated for 30 days presents the user with a nag screen prompting them to activate the operating system when they log in, changes the desktop to a solid black colour every hour, and periodically warns the user about software counterfeiting with notification balloons.

Not to mention if you decline you will not be able to play any games released past the point of the update (Once you put the games in they'll require you to update your system to play), and you will be bombarded with a constant nag screen that you need to update your system.