I also hope this is an oversight. Keeping it as it was for CU makes sence to me.

it is also the way e.g. Adobe allows for their CS software to be installed on your desktop and your laptop at the same time so allowing you to use your most powerful tools whether you are at your desk or out travelling. After all it would be the one single person using it so unless you are a rather "split" personality i dont see the problem.

I would prefer the CU licence system to a dongle as I have a couple of dongles for other SW and it is always a pain to keep track of them when travelling and if you forget to bring it along you may look rather "lost" at that client meeting.. and dont get anything done at all.

Hello All

To qualify my statement to Tore, our conversation was with reference to the laptop he is travelling with currently and his desktop PC back at the office. My intention was not to infer that he could install on lots of machines for anything but his own use.

All the best
Nick

I installed SharkFX on my office computer, on my home computer and on my portable without problems. This is an absolute requirement for me and I think the policy is the only acceptable.

I dropped Electricimage partly because of their dongle which never seemed to be at the right place at the right time anyway and prevented spontanious work while at home or abroad.

I know people who own VERY expensive software packages who are "forced" to use cracked versions on their secondary computers. I generally find that restrictions on software use that prevents single user from working on several computers actually "justifies" software piracy.

I like your policy and hope it never changes.