that's just it why would someone want to pirate something like jfw, it
doesn't benefit anyone else, except the blind.
At 16:55 20/03/99 +1000, you wrote:
>simon! I feel sorry for you! I'm only glad I'm not in that situation
>myself! forward all this to hj at once!
>I've never heard of anyone pirating a screenreader, that's not to say it's
>never happened, but, I find it hard to imagine pirate copies of jfw all
>over the place!
>
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>> From: Simon F <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Subject: Re: jfw authorization disk
>> Date: Saturday, March 20, 1999 8:05 AM
>>
>> I've had two replacement programs as the authorisation disk has become
>> corrupt from I would think to much chopping and changing of machines and
>> moving the keys around. and I feel this is not good enough.
>>
>> I have a copy of jfw 3.0, on my lap top which has an authorisation key
>that
>> can not be moved.
>> why?! because the origanal disk got damaged and, annd hj sent me a new
>copy
>> which would not take the old key. thus I'm stuck with one odd key on one
>> machine. and I don't want to have to go through this in the middle of my
>> studying. as I end up loosing time.
>>
>> At 16:04 19/03/99 -0500, you wrote:
>> >I don't understand what you're talking about ... two sets of keys? Are
>we
>> >talking about a computer program or a mini-van?
>> >
>> >I simply do not understand, as I've said before, *why* people have all
>the
>> >problems they seem to have with keys. I'm not questioning that they
>*do*
>> >have them ... that's painfully obvious ... but I started out with JAWS
>> >over a year ago, have moved it from system to system, upgraded from 3.0
>to
>> >3.2, etc., etc., and have never had the kinds of problems that people
>seem
>> >to be capable of causing for themselves. The only problems I've
>> >experienced were the result of my own lack of attention ... like
>resizing
>> >a partition without first moving the key back to the authorization disk.
>> >I know there are others who also haven't had these problems, so what's
>> >really going on here?
>> >
>> >I bought a second authorization disk with no keys on it just so I could
>> >keep one at home and one at work at all times for purposes of removing a
>> >key if necessary and this has proven to be a handy tool. Since it's not
>> >provided as part of the base package, I fully expect to pay for
>something
>> >like this. Can somebody, without resorting to hysterics or flaming,
>> >please tell me *why* this is such a difficult system to work with?
>> >
>> >--
>> >Walt Smith - Raleigh, NC
>> >[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> >
>> >"Do not handicap your children by making their lives easy."
>> > - Robert A. Heinlein
>> >
>> >
>> >-
>> >Visit the jfw ml web page: http://jfw.cjb.net
>> >
>> >
>> Simon Fogarty
>> Dunedin, NZ
>>
>> Hm ph: ++64-03-4771633
>> WK ph: ++64-025-2230355
>>
>> Email:
>> hm : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> sch: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> bus: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>
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>
>
Simon Fogarty
Dunedin, NZ
Hm ph: ++64-03-4771633
WK ph: ++64-025-2230355
Email:
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