Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: three CAD/CAM contenders...

Another point for Vector. Back the key up on what you want and it still
works fine.

What I don't like about having to use a special key disk like with Dolphin
is you have not seen my briefcase. I really do not want to be carrying the
special disk back and forth to and from work. I have had plenty of media
corrupt or get damaged in travel. 2 legal licenses and the ability to back
up the key. Vector keeps me happy.

Tim
[Denver, CO]

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> Hi,
>
> What everyone seems to forget, (which is hard to believe when you look at
> the number of companies that disappear overnight) that when the company is
> gone, you're kind of screwed. Yeah OK, you might have a key disk for a
while
> but when that gets trashed, then what. These software packages are
expensive
> enough that they should allow the user "Fair Use". Nifty little key
> diskettes, that have some special un-backupable protection ploy reminds me
> too much of the Commodore-64 days. Why not trash the drive too like the
old
> Commodore 1541 drive protection schemes used to, i.e. machine-gun/seek
the
> head to pieces) "you bad old customers don't deserve to be trusted!"
>
> Bob
>
>
>