If I purchase the DVD, I can install it on future computers. I have both a Mac and a PC now. Why would I not be able to put it on a future computer?
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You con put it on future computers, just as long s you uninstall it from your previous computers and transfer the serial the new computer.
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The "light scribe feature" is not Mac compatible. You can still duplicate DVD's with this tower. It DOES NOT connect to any PC or MAC. It stands on it's own as a duplicator, holding no information or storage. If you want to copy a dvd, you will need to burn it first on your mac or pc, then use the tower to duplicate it. I have the latest version of parallels. It doesn't matter which version you have as long as you can burn a CD-R with the Lsi file on it. ALSO, this is very important: If you DO choose to use it for light scribe burning the manual should contain the name of the burner that is in your tower. You will need this name to select in order to set up the light scribe software on your parallels software for mac or pc. If you don't, the .lsi files that you burn will be worthless. However, if you do run into a problem, and don't know that name of the burner you can check what it is through the settings on the tower itself. I'm not sure what the path is, but it's there. Hope this helps.
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I purchased the PC download. You can reuse it on new computers as long as you like the software. I don't think the key will support multiple computers active at the same time unless you buy addditional seats. But it will be limited to PC or Mac version which ever you purchase. And there will come a day when Adobe won't support updates for operating systems developed in the future.
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No. Mac does not support any Blu-Ray Device. It can burn Blu-Ray on the high end editing software but it can't play them. This is a Mac only drive. It may not work on a PC.
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This is just the divice; it does not come with the software; that has to be downloaded for your specific operating system. There is more than one choice for the software, (more that one brand name). It is tricky to work correctly on a MAC for Blu-ray, but DVDs work much better. Almost all software available will play DVD an CD on this drive. Apple does not have a business interest supporting external drives like blu-ray, since most of its software, applications, entertainment, are available through iTunes. very respectfully, Curtthom@cox.net, Frankfurt, Germany
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Thanks for the info. I have a mac I was going to use but now i'm just going to use my family's computer which is a pc.
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Im able to run it on two computers simultaneously. You should have no problem installing it on another machine.
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You don't say what kind of computer / operating system you have. If you are using an Apple computer or something like Linux operating system then I have no experience. The disc worked fine for me on my PC.
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Not quite sure what's preventing you from simply installing it as you did before. Unless you no longer have the requisite serial info or password to do so. I'm sorry I'm not very helpful. I can tell you that personally when I have had the need to install on a new computer and can't find either the disc or the info (which is almost always the case) I simply orflder a new one. The version I have isn't very costly and there are a number of places to find em. Good luck. Maybe you should ask a thirteen year old. I'm 50 and that's what I end up doing.
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Dear Nick, We are sorry to hear that you are having trouble using our product. We also apologize for the download page not working correctly. We found a small glitch, but it's been fixed now. First, we recommend that you re-insert the CD into the CD/DVD driver on your Mac to try once more. If you are still unable to read the disc, you can also download the installation files from the web page. Select the "Download" tab and click the "Download" button to download the installation files. - http://www.honestech.com/main/VIDBOXforMac.asp Thank you, Honestech, Inc.
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You can make a pre-purchase call and ask them (even though you'll be buying it here). You are definitely allowed to have it on 2 computers (e.g., a desktop and laptop) that are not on the same network. I have it on 2 computers that often access the same WiFi, but are NOT themselves networked. The same might apply to 3 home computers. If the computers are networked, I think the software detects each copy and won't let you open more than one copy at a time.
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You can add the game to Steam using the product codes that come with it (did this myself) and then install it via Steam in the future without need for the physical discs or keys. Not sure if that will allow you to play on Mac, but hopefully Google can help you with that!
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That's a software issue. As long as you have the software to utilize either the dvd files or an iso, you can burn it to dvd
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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
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I have installed the software without much trouble, but only on a Windows PC. I have doubt that it will work on a Mac.
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In the past there were differences between the DVD version and the keycard/download as far as licensing went - the latter you weren't legally able to transfer to another PC. Amazon is showing the following disclaimer for both of these products: "Update: Microsoft updated the Office 2013 license. You may now transfer the software to another computer that belongs to you, but not more than one time every 90 days (except due to hardware failure, in which case you may transfer sooner). If you transfer the software to another computer, that other computer becomes the "licensed computer." So the obvious difference seems to be that the key-card is being sold cheaper than what Amazon can provide the 'download' version for. (It's being sold by a 3rd party) Both of these options will require you to download the software from Microsoft, however.
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I believe you can do it either way, but it's preferable to order the dvd because the reason that you're buying this program is to rescue data off your hard drive, and you wouldn't want to download something that might overwrite the very data you're trying to save. Also, the DVD can act as a start-up disk (if I remember right - it's been a couple years since I used this software) which is helpful when rescuing data off your internal hard drive.