Reply to "Spare Cuecable available?"

mitchellMember

It is a usb 'key' device that stores your software authorizations and must be plugged into the computer you are using the software with. For example, I have several thousand dollars worth of audio software plug-ins that I use with various recording packages. I have them installed on all my computers but must plug in the ilok to whichever computer I'm using. Similar to the cue cable concept, but they let you purchase the ability to have a backup or spare.

This approach does not require a customer to purchase multiple copies of the software. It does require the user to purchase an extra 'dongle' and the service of download the 'keys' to their software onto the spare dongle in the event of an emergency.

http://www.ilok.com/

http://www.ilok.com/ilok-zero-downtime.html

Thanks,
Mitchell

11/28/1110:33 AM

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