Does the license allow one user to back up files from two different computers (one is mine and on the wife's) or would I need to buy two copies?
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You would need to purchase two licenses. There is a more cost-effective license however - the Home License Upgrade. This license allows you to install and run FolderClone on an unlimited number of computers in your home for an additional small amount. After you purchase a single user license, you might be offered this upgrade automatically as part of the documentation you receive with your purchase. If not, simply contact Salty Brine Software (sales@saltybrine.com) and they will set you up with this additional license.
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Yes, I think so...If you want multiple copies you are better off purchasing a volume license directly from FileMaker or an FileMaker Business Alliance partner in your area. There are many options to fit budgets.
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You can only install the software on one computer. if you have another computer, you'll have to purchase another copy
1031999
No it can only be installed in one PC at a time. Be sure to remove it from the first PC before you try installing it on the second PC or the license will need to be reset by Blue Iris.
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Per machine. Actually, a bit more liberal than that. The Adobe retail license allows you to install it for the same user on two machines provided the two installation are not used concurrently. So if you are an individual you can install it on your desktop computer and laptop computer as long as you don't use them both at the same time, for example.
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As long as it is multi-user disk (3 user), just download it to each computer using user key
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I don't believe you can install a single license on more than 1 computer. Once you activate it, it will keep track of your system, including hardware, to determine if you're trying to install it on another computer. That's probably why it wouldn't allow you to activate the second laptop. If you reformat the laptop you already installed it on, you should still be able to use the product key to reinstall it. Under XP, I had a full, non-upgrade license that I installed and reinstalled countless times on my custom PC. After upgrading the hardware on my PC several times, it wouldn't let me activate it over the Internet and I had to phone them. I imagine Windows 7 will be somewhat similar but won't know for sure until some time passes and people attempt their reinstalls. It's too bad you didn't know ahead of time, but a Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium Upgrade Family Pack (3-User) is probably what you should have purchased.
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Each copy of the program is licensed for one computer. So if you have more then one computer, you will need to purchase a copy of the program for the other computers as well.
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The license authorized use on one computer at a time. You can install it on two computers, but are licensed to use it on ONE COMPUTER AT A TIME. That is not a serious restriction, since I only use one at a time. I'm not a good enough multi-tasker to use several computers simultaneously. :-)
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Correct- download or disc version can be installed on two computers but concurrent access is only available when you purchase more than a 1 user license.
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It is only licensed for one computer, but I loaded it on my laptop to plan our trip and then we loaded it on my husband's because he was taking his laptop with him on the trip. This worked very well.
996521
Only 1 license. Software can be loaded on two computers used by license holder.
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The license is only for one PC. There is a deactivation process so that you can move the software to another PC. The process is described in the manual.
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Technically yes. However, the License is good for one PC and one installation, however you can perform an inplace repair installation (by using the upgrade option) by launching the setup program via the installation media from within Windows 7, and if you need to completely reinstall the operating system (where you might re-format the Hard Drive) despite it being activated a phone call to Microsoft's Activation hotline may allow you to use the key again as long as it's on the same computer. They're usually pretty helpful if something goes wrong with your 1st attempt at installing their software.
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I don't have the cover any longer. It appears that the license is for more than one computer but it may be limited to one user at a time.
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Thank you for the info. Sounds like though you cannot share a license between comptuers. In the past when I've gotten an ISO copy through school enrollment or employment I've been able to share it among my home comptuers (I believe the limit was 3, but I was really only using it for 2). Also those copies always had an option to do a "custom install" (reformatting the hard drive and starting from scratch) or an upgrade install (keeping files and settings except when going from XP to 7). Seems like the upgrade copy would still be able to do this, but so too woudln't the system builder copy? Or did I miss that in the article. Thank you again. Thank you for the info. Sounds like though you cannot share a license between comptuers. In the past when I've gotten an ISO copy through school enrollment or employment I've been able to share it among my home comptuers (I believe the limit was 3, but I was really only using it for 2). Also those copies always had an option to do a "custom install" (reformatting the hard drive and starting from scratch) or an upgrade install (keeping files and settings except when going from XP to 7). Seems like the upgrade copy would still be able to do this, but so too woudln't the system... » Read More Thank you for the info. Sounds like though you cannot share a license between comptuers. In the past when I've gotten an ISO copy through school enrollment or employment I've been able to share it among my home comptuers (I believe the limit was 3, but I was really only using it for 2). Also those copies always had an option to do a "custom install" (reformatting the hard drive and starting from scratch) or an upgrade install (keeping files and settings except when going from XP to 7). Seems like the upgrade copy would still be able to do this, but so too woudln't the system builder copy? Or did I miss that in the article. Thank you again. « Show Less
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Perhaps someone can forward you the precise wording from the license agreement, but it allows me to have one installed on my desktop, and one on my laptop. Since I'm the only one using it, I only use one at a time, and this meets their stated policy.