I just thought I'd point out something that might confuse people about logging 
into the iLok account with the iLok License Manager. When you launch the ILM, 
you need to log into your account. If you've previously checked the checkbox to 
remember your login name and password, all you need to do is hit Return and 
you'll be logged in. If you don't hit Return or you don't enter your login name 
and password, you won't be logged in but you will still be able to browse the 
contents of any connected iLok key. so, in other words, you can take a 
stranger's iLok, insert it and see the licenses on it. To be sure, you can't do 
anything to those licenses unless you know the login name and password for the 
account to which that iLok is registered. So, here's the thing: if you're not 
truly logged in, you'll see your own iLoks and recognize the contents and all 
but it will appear that your connected iLok or iLoks are registered to a 
different account. In fact, they're registered to your account but, until you 
log in, it'll appear as if they belong to another account. To make sure you've 
logged in, check the file menu and you'll see whether it says, "Sign In" or 
"Sign Out." Another way to force the login dialog to come up is, after 
launching, you can just hit Command-1. If you're already logged in, it'll 
simply take you to a list of all of your licenses but, if you're not logged in, 
you'll be faced with the login dialog. Again, checking the box to remember the 
login info will ensure that all you have to do is press return after launching 
the ILM and you should be fine.

HTH,
Slau

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