| When.if you guys get ready to make the switch...... [message #93225] |
Fri, 30 November 2007 23:03  |
DJ
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">IOUOIU@OIU.com> wrote in message news:47921e29$1@linux...
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> Dedric... all your licenses don't reside on a $35 piece of
> plastic with an EPROM inside it, they reside on the iLok
> website!
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> That's how you can also move a license from one iLok to another.
> It seems to be really easy to manage... I've only had to do it
> once (port a license over from one key to another), but it was
> pretty painless.
>
> Believe me, it's WAY better than having multiple instances of
> the PACE virus on your hard drive.
>
> Neil
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> Dedric Terry <dterry@keyofd.net> wrote:
>>I was half joking about 16 ports, but for sure, 4 isn't enough for my main
>>system (already has 4 on it, and more to come), and in truth, more than
> 8 on
>>one isn't unlikely, esp. with other USB devices (keyboard, x-keys, thumb
>>drives for small project/data transfers, etc).
>>
>>You can combine iLok apps on a single key (up to 100 I think), but if you
>>want to split them to different machines, or you aren't comfortable (and
>>your insurance company isn't) with all of your software investment riding
> on
>>a single $35 piece of plastic, then that's out (and it pays to be sure the
>>developer supports iLok's backup system - some don't); then there are the
>>multiple formats - iLok, Syncrosoft, Wibu, and one I have that seems to
> be
>>none of the above.
>>
>>I agree that it's better than Pace and probably a move in the right
>>direction and probably the best option for copy protection in general,
>>other
>>than honesty, but it does seem silly in a lot of other ways.
>>
>>Dedric
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