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  • ZaGras

    single user software installation

    does anybody know how to make the program as a single user
    installation, meaning that the program only can install on one pc but
    can't on others pc??
  • Stephane Richard

    #2
    Re: single user software installation

    You could do that with the help of a CD and a key diskette and have the
    program write on the diskette somewhere that it has been
    installed...the refore to install to another computer, the program must be
    uninstalled from it's original computer first.

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    Stéphane Richard

    "ZaGras" <zagras812@hotm ail.com> wrote in message
    news:ef27302c.0 310311815.5d930 cbf@posting.goo gle.com...[color=blue]
    > does anybody know how to make the program as a single user
    > installation, meaning that the program only can install on one pc but
    > can't on others pc??[/color]


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    • Auric__

      #3
      Re: single user software installation

      On Sat, 01 Nov 2003 02:17:29 GMT, Stephane Richard <[email deleted]>
      wrote:
      [color=blue]
      >You could do that with the help of a CD and a key diskette and have the
      >program write on the diskette somewhere that it has been
      >installed...th erefore to install to another computer, the program must be
      >uninstalled from it's original computer first.[/color]

      Except that disk-imaging software can get around that pretty easily.
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      auric "underscore " "underscore " "at" hotmail "dot" com
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      • ZaGras

        #4
        Re: single user software installation

        Auric__ <not.my.real@em ail.address> wrote in message news:<q8l6qvgct ofg6u6t4dtje2s8 jaoio3dlvh@4ax. com>...[color=blue]
        > On Sat, 01 Nov 2003 02:17:29 GMT, Stephane Richard <[email deleted]>
        > wrote:
        >[color=green]
        > >You could do that with the help of a CD and a key diskette and have the
        > >program write on the diskette somewhere that it has been
        > >installed...th erefore to install to another computer, the program must be
        > >uninstalled from it's original computer first.[/color]
        >
        > Except that disk-imaging software can get around that pretty easily.[/color]

        wat is the disk-imaging software about? way can i get it? 10s 4 help

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        • MT Head

          #5
          Re: single user software installation

          Thus spake zagras812@hotma il.com (ZaGras):
          [color=blue][color=green][color=darkred]
          >> >You could do that with the help of a CD and a key diskette and have
          >> >the program write on the diskette somewhere that it has been
          >> >installed...th erefore to install to another computer, the program
          >> >must be uninstalled from it's original computer first.[/color]
          >>
          >> Except that disk-imaging software can get around that pretty easily.[/color]
          >
          > wat is the disk-imaging software about? way can i get it? 10s 4 help
          >[/color]

          He means that if you rely on a key diskette or CD to protect your software,
          a pirate can just use disk-imaging software (Symantec Ghost, for example)
          to make an exact copy of your key disk. Verrrrry weak protection.

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          • ZaGras

            #6
            Re: single user software installation

            MT Head <NotForReal@noW here.com> wrote in message news:<Xns942665 66A5726NotForRe alnoWherecom@20 7.103.26.25>...[color=blue]
            > Thus spake zagras812@hotma il.com (ZaGras):
            >[color=green][color=darkred]
            > >> >You could do that with the help of a CD and a key diskette and have
            > >> >the program write on the diskette somewhere that it has been
            > >> >installed...th erefore to install to another computer, the program
            > >> >must be uninstalled from it's original computer first.
            > >>
            > >> Except that disk-imaging software can get around that pretty easily.[/color]
            > >
            > > wat is the disk-imaging software about? way can i get it? 10s 4 help
            > >[/color]
            >
            > He means that if you rely on a key diskette or CD to protect your software,
            > a pirate can just use disk-imaging software (Symantec Ghost, for example)
            > to make an exact copy of your key disk. Verrrrry weak protection.[/color]

            10s for ur explanation.any better protection method?

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            • Auric__

              #7
              Re: single user software installation

              On 2 Nov 2003 07:46:47 -0800, ZaGras <[email deleted]> wrote:
              [color=blue]
              >MT Head <NotForReal@noW here.com> wrote in message news:<Xns942665 66A5726NotForRe alnoWherecom@20 7.103.26.25>...[color=green]
              >> Thus spake zagras812@hotma il.com (ZaGras):
              >>[color=darkred]
              >> >> >You could do that with the help of a CD and a key diskette and have
              >> >> >the program write on the diskette somewhere that it has been
              >> >> >installed...th erefore to install to another computer, the program
              >> >> >must be uninstalled from it's original computer first.
              >> >>
              >> >> Except that disk-imaging software can get around that pretty easily.
              >> >
              >> > wat is the disk-imaging software about? way can i get it? 10s 4 help
              >> >[/color]
              >>
              >> He means that if you rely on a key diskette or CD to protect your software,
              >> a pirate can just use disk-imaging software (Symantec Ghost, for example)
              >> to make an exact copy of your key disk. Verrrrry weak protection.[/color]
              >
              >10s for ur explanation.any better protection method?[/color]

              Use a dongle (a hardware device that must be connected to the computer
              for the program to run). Have it connect to a server on the internet and
              send some hardware specific information in order to register.

              Unfortunately, there is no protection that can truly get around a
              determined cracker. Go to any warez newsgroup and you will see literally
              thousands of programs posted that have had their respective protection
              schemes broken by crackers - passwords, time limits, dongles, CD checks,
              server verification - all rendered ineffective.

              On an unrelated note, please take the time to type out "thanks" instead
              of "10s" - it's only 3 more keys and is a lot easier to understand.
              --
              auric "underscore " "underscore " "at" hotmail "dot" com
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