Folks,
This topic always generates lively responses, every time it comes up which is often. I believe the experts here, because they are experts. But I wonder this: there are machine-specific licensing apps that seem to pull some kind of number out of a machine when you install it, then you contact the software vendor and give them that number and they give you a license activation code for that machine only. The license won't work on another machine. My guess is that maybe the program is writing (and hiding) a number into the system somewhere then revealing it. (but not its location) Is this a correct assumption?
--Bill
One may not reach the dawn save by the path of the night
--Kahlil Gibran
This topic always generates lively responses, every time it comes up which is often. I believe the experts here, because they are experts. But I wonder this: there are machine-specific licensing apps that seem to pull some kind of number out of a machine when you install it, then you contact the software vendor and give them that number and they give you a license activation code for that machine only. The license won't work on another machine. My guess is that maybe the program is writing (and hiding) a number into the system somewhere then revealing it. (but not its location) Is this a correct assumption?
--Bill
One may not reach the dawn save by the path of the night
--Kahlil Gibran