Leo,
you can always the idiotic Lotus method of the past. WHere the
instalaltion floppy was self modifying (repalce that with exe) and
could only be used once to install. If you wanted to move it to a
new pc, you uninstalled it which fixed the floppy and then re-
installed it.
The problem was, we had a disk crash and Lotus refused to replace the
floppy. Which was the last Lotus s/w the company ever used.
On 1 Sep 99 at 9:52, Leo Ramakers wrote:
> > | Network card ID - apparently this is definitely a unique Serial
> > | number but it requires a network card in the PC
> >
> > Are you talking about the MAC address? I so, this is no longer unique (well
> > it must be within any one network of course) because many of the clone cards
> > allow the MAC address to be changed.
>
> Yes, the unique network ID. The idea came up in discussion on this group last
> year, I discounted it because few of my target market PCs was networked.
>
> > | Hardware Dongle - expensive
> >
> > Not really - in the range of $15-30 in quantity. We bring them in from
> > Aladdin for the security software that we sell in most countries but lease
> > in the USA. Aladdin are most helpful to deal with too.
>
> Thanks for clearing up my assumption. The catch is the 'in quantity' bit though,
> for speculative ventures the hard disk ID is a valid copy protect scheme. Do you
> onsell dongles to developers?
>
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