Re: ILM Auth Keys & New XP Machine
- From: Chris Skarstad <toonhead5@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 04 Apr 2005 12:40:21 -0500
Hi
it really doesn't matter where JAWS is installed, he can do it either way.
He can insstall it at the shop, or do it at your house, either way will
work just fine.
As for licenses, if your computer is brand new, you won't lose more than
one key at a time.
You are correct when you say that since you installed JAWS once, you have 2
licenses left.
I would say just see how your computer works when he gets it there.
Hook up your monitor and printer to it and see how they work. If you know
everything works, you're fine.
Have your tech make sure everything works before he gets it there, if he's
worth his salt and is a good one, he'll make sure absolutely everything
works before he brings it to your house. If he doesn't, time to find a new
tech, lol. Basically, I can't see you having any problems, and you won't
lose more than one license if you 're installing JAWS on a brand new computer.
At 11:55 AM 4/4/2005, you wrote:
>Hi All,
>
> My tech may be delivering my new XP machine later this week and we
>have been discussing the possibility of him installing JAWS 6.0 on it
>before he delivers it to save time. I installed 6.0 on my Win 98 se
>computer using the ILM authorization scheme, so I should have 2 keys
>left. I've heard that some people have lost keys when new hardware is
>installed and wonder if I could lose a key if he installs JFW 6 at his
>shop since we are planning on using an A/B switch for my printer and
>monitor since I am hoping to keep the ones I have so I can go back and
>forth with the 98 machine and the XP one until I get the hang of the
>XP or if there are problems with the XP after delivery and I need the
>98 one.
>
> Does anyone have any opinions as to whether or not I should get
>him to install JAWS here or let him do at his shop? I'm the only
>customer he has who uses a JAWS or any other adaptive program.
>
> Thanks,
>Margaret
>iluvtoread@xxxxxxx
>
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