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What is it about this you all don't understand? There's no dongle, no
hardlock, none, nada, gone bye-bye...see below...again.
You can install TS2000i on mutiple machines while using it on only one.
>>>> There is no security block for the Omega Research 2000i series of
products.
You will be able to install them on both your desktop and laptop. However,
although it is physically possible to install it on multiple machines, it
may be in violation of our licensing agreement. I do not have a copy of the
licensing agreement so I cannot verify this.
Sincerely,
Melody A. Blais
Omega Research, Inc.
Customer Support Supervisor <<<<
Tony Haas
Thomas Brun wrote:
>I also remember Omega stating that the Security Block would be an option for
>TS 5.0. They may have changed that idea when the decision of creating
>TS2000i was made. I also remember many complaints about the Security Block
>and user's asking that it be removed on the newer versions of TS. I for one
>have never had a complaint about the Security Block....It has never failed
>me in almost 10 years of use . I prefer the Security Block. I guess I
>should be glad that I have 2 of them..purchased legally from Omega .
>
>I do have this question. There also was some talk many moths ago about
>allowing the server to run on more than one computer at the same time but
>only allowing the Charting feature to work on one computer at a time. Can't
>Omega fingerprint or use a Security Block for this and allow the server to
>run without any security feature? This would allow the data to be collected
>by more than one computer while only allowing the charting on one computer.
>Therefore if your computer fails all you have to do is switch the Block and
>your back in business.
>
>If this is not an option I would hope that Omega will soon consider this,
>we too are in business. I understand that Omega needs to protect their
>business but I wish they would consider that some of their customers rely
>heavily on their product and that we are in business as well. I certainly
>do not need the excitement of having a computer fail while I am in a trade.
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