OT - Computer

[David M. Porritt]

Avery:

This depends on the specific license.  Many companies allow the
program to be put on two computers as long as there's no chance for
them both to be used at the same time.  This is specifically for
people like you who have both a computer at work and at home, but
can't be two places at once!  However, some licenses are not this
generous.  You might check the documentation that came with the
programs and read the license agreement.  

dave

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On 4/21/2003 at 4:40 PM Avery Todd wrote:

>The list has been kind of slow lately, so I'll risk making
>an off-topic post while I'm waiting to tune.
>
>I've been trying for a couple of years to get a better
>computer here in my shop at the school. I currently have
>an older type Mac Power PC that, off and on has given me
>problems.
>
>Well, thanks to a "wonderful" inventory system here, our
>computer guy just today found a brand new Compac that has
>been sitting, unboxed, for 3 years. It was originally
>ordered for a faculty member who ended up leaving before
>it arrived. So it just sat there for all these years!
>
>Thanks to a good relationship with the computer guru, I'M
>GETTING IT! I don't know all the specifics about it yet,
>but it is a Pentium III, has a 10 gig hard drive, a fast
>processor (don't know what it's called). He's installing
>Windows 2000, MS Office, and a few other things.
>
>A question. I have a PC at home. Does anyone know if a
>purchased program can be installed on a second computer.
>I'm thinking specifically of Eudora Pro and a new Norton
>Systemworks that I use on my home computer.
>
>Almost time to go tune for a recital tonight. Only 1 more
>week!!!! :-)
>
>Regards,
>Avery
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David M. Porritt
dporritt@mail.smu.edu
Meadows School of the Arts
Southern Methodist University
Dallas, TX 75275
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