They do (for my model at least).  Since I've done over 20k miles of road=20
tripping in the past 6 months, the CD on my laptop sounded much more usef=
ul,=20
but I have to deal with them (for the new key) every time I re-install...=
 and=20
they hate me for my frequent re-installations.  My latest thought is to=20
create a fresh Win2k install on VMWare (running on Linux host), install t=
he=20
CD on that and backup that VMware image.  Whenever I re-install or move=20
machines, I can just re-load the whole VMware image.

Cheers,
-Neil.


On Thursday 29 May 2003 07:21, Tal scribbled:
> > I really only keep Win2k around for 2 apps ...
> > MPLAB SIM, and
> > my electonic-copy Audi service manual.
>
> Talking about Audi CD service manual (Bentley Publishers), I wish they
> would come with an hard copy version like any other normal car
> manufacturer. Books are much more fun to read than screens and the copy
> protection scheme make you depend on them when you switch computers.
>
> Tal

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