Re: Radionics Software Question

["Mark Leuck" <m..leuck@xxxxxxxxx>]

Somewhere around $100US or $3,400CN

"Scania" <scania95@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> How much are the dongles for this program.  I have one for the newer Bosch
> version, however, the older DOS version doesn't work properly on XP, so I
> have to change it from computer to computer.  Any solution to this without
> getting an additional dongle?  Or, if they're not expensive, how much are
> they?
>
>
>
> "Mark Leuck" <m..leuck@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> >
> > "Nomen Nescio" <nobody@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> > news:5c3785f9a384d5a8e0fb9b1f3e683a24@xxxxxxxxxxxx
> >> Mark Leuck said:
> >>
> >> >Thats not true, I've used the same license disk in all older 3.x
> >> >versions
> >> >and beginning with v5.2 a license disk isn't even required, the
license
> > disk
> >> >is not copy protected as I've copied it to my drive and updated the
> > software
> >> >from that directory.
> >>
> >> When I got the first version of RAMIV that used a license disk, my
> >> suspicions were aroused, and before attempting to install the software,
I
> >> tried to make a copy of the license disk, and the process failed.  That
> > was
> >> why I concluded the disk was copy protected.  I didn't try copying it
to
> >> the hard drive, though.  I think the installation process also insisted
> >> on
> >> writing something to the license disk.  But it's been a while, and
> >> apparently the point is now moot.
> >>
> >> - badenov
> >
> > If you can copy it to the hard drive you can copy it to anything and as
> > far
> > as I can tell it doesn't write anything to the floppy although I could
be
> > wrong, easy to test tho by enabling the write protection tab on the
floppy
> > and see if it errors on an installation, since almost no computers I
work
> > with have a floppy then its not worth it to test for me
> >
> >
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