V>> I believe, one advantage (at least for me) of Voyager is this: I am V>> using Voyager on my laptop. If I need, just copy Voyager to my USB V>> stick, replace the key file and ready to use. I do it, when I am on a V>> short trip, dont want to take my laptop with me. > Hey this is a good idea! For me, it's the other way around: I always > take my USB stick with me. Recently on some trips, a friend lent me > his laptop. It's convenient, I can check my mail in the hotel room. > What I do is out the USB stick into the laptop, which I use as a host > computer only (as I would in an internet cafe). Copying Voyager to > the laptop and working on the HD rather than the USB stick, would > make it a lot faster! At the end of the trip, I can then move > everthing back to the stick. > This would work, wouldn't it?
Yes. BUT follow this: 1. Make a copy to somewhere from the mastrkey.dat in the MAIL subdir. Rename the copy to e.g. mastrkey_stick.dat, and copy back toy the MAIL subdir. 2. You have to activate Voyager once on the laptop, so dont forget to have your reg. email in a text file with you! You just have to do it once, actually. That will overwrite the mastrkey.dat file with info that corresponds to the new activation and laptop. 3. BEFORE copying back to the stick, rename the mastrkey.dat in the MAIL subdir to mastrkey_friendLaptop.dat. Then copy back Voyager to the laptop. Rename the mastrkey_stick.dat to mastrkey.dat, run Voyager from the stick and it works. The idea is that one activation and install corresponds to one mastrkey.dat file, and this is the only file that you have to keep an eye on it. -- Vili ________________________________________________________ Current beta is 4.0.18 | 'Using TBBETA' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
