The current discussion on license keys prompts this. If an ISV doesn't use a
key tied to a date and a machine serial number, what other mechanism is there
to insure there are no pilfered copies of the ISV's product running somewhere,
and the ISV doesn't have a clue? From a user's perspective, if the ISV is
timely in his delivery of license keys, why is it a big deal? I'm not asking
this last question sarcastically, I'd like to know if there are issues with
this that I'm not taking into account.
--Dave
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