Frank wrote:
> I have a program which require a Dongle and it runs now on one
> computer.
> As I have two computers side by side I wonder whether it would be
> possible to run the program on the two computers using one Dongle.
>
> The computers are networked via a netgear router FR114P with printer
> connection.
>
> I would be grateful if any one could advice me on this.

Shenan Stanley wrote:
> The "dongle" is a form of licensing. Pretty much saying you have one
> license and can use this application on any ONE machine with the
> dongle attached. What you are effectively trying to do is negate
> the dongle protection - and while this can undoubtedly be done -
> this is not the forum for this.
>
> Before you argue that this is not what you are trying to do - while
> it may not have been your actual intention - it would be the end
> result.

Frank wrote:
> You're right, why pay double?
>
> I use the program for less than 30% for what it has been designed
> for, so two times 30% is 60%- so I still pay too much

Perhaps you would be better off finding software more suited to what you are
trying to do.

Although - almost all software - likely your OS included - is not going to
be utilized fully by you. How often do you use the Local Policy MMC?
Scheduled Tasks? Any of the Admistrator tools? You porobably don't use
your OS for more than 75% (if that much) of its features.

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