And I understood from a comment a few months back that GW might well have some form of copy protection on the way. Dolphin have already gone down that road. Could be wrong, but let's see what GW come up with. As far as JAWS activation is concerned, yes it's a pain that you can't deactivate it (you can remove the activation info from a machine, but this doesn't give you another key). But when I had to reset my install count FS did it within 24 hours, no questions asked, which is a lot less time than you would have been waiting for a replacement authorisation floppy disk in the "old" days. Needless to say if you did it too often they would probably get suspicious, but for people who move machines frequently there is always the option of purchasing a dongle since the regular downloadable/CD version of JAWS now supports a dongle "out of the box" as lon as you make sure you install the relevant driver. This would in fact be easier than trying to install and then remove one of the old keys. So I fail to see how the current system can't meet the needs of any JAWS users out there, it's a bit different but I think FS have done everything they could to make it easier for people. Also don't forget that fewer and fewer machines are coming with floppy drives built in (mine hasn't), and Sony, who started making 3.5 inch disks, have now stopped making them. What does that tell you? James ----- Original Message ----- From: Peter Beasley To: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Wednesday, July 26, 2006 12:31 AM Subject: [access-uk] Re: Retrieving JAWS Key If she was a window-eyes user she wouldn't have that problem. ----- Original Message ----- From: Margaret Smith To: Access IT Sent: Tuesday, July 25, 2006 9:09 PM Subject: [access-uk] Retrieving JAWS Key Hello A friend has recently bought a new computer, and she wants to transfer a JFW version 6 key from the old PC and transfer it to the new one. I will be contacting Sight & Sound tomorrow, but in the meantime, if anyone can help, it would really speed things along for her. Many thanks. Marg.