upgrading to 5.0.13 (was Re: Why?)
R Murphey
remurphey at steadfastbridge.com
Thu Jul 1 12:36:46 PDT 2004
Walter Vaughan wrote:
>
> The unsaid issue here is that for Win32 native users, you need to
> license filePro to a specific hard drive volume ID. Not a problem if
> you have a one2one relationship between paid versions and
> installations. Problematic if you try and run fp on a computer and you
> don't have an activation key that that matches your hard disk's
> current volume ID. I believe 5.0.09 did not require that type of
> activation for Win32 users, which may be the reason for some to not
> move past that release point.
>
> --
> Walter
>
Will someone please describe in more detail what it means to upgrade to
5.0.13 native Windows?
Does it mean that if you have the filePro executables on a server hard
drive, that you may not run them on a developer workstation at the same
time?
Does it mean that if you upgrade your hard drive, you must receive a new
authentication key before you can run filePro?
Seems like I remember something about splash screens loading before you
can use your programs. Is that true? What are the details?
Thanks!
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