> So what would you do?
> #1 - $150.  Buy 3 dongles, totally legal.
> #2 - $50.  Buy 1 dongle and share it, totally legal but inconvenient.
> #3 - $210.  Three node-locked licenses, more convenient than 
> dongles but licenses can't be moved to newer machines.  Totally legal.
> #4 - $250.  Three CD-key licenses.  No hassle, can be easily 
> moved, totally legal.
> #5 - $150.  One CD-key licesnse and use it on all three machines.
> #6 - $0.  Use a CD-key you found on the web.  You weren't 
> really looking to do this, but you ran accross it 
> accidentally and there it is.  Who's ever going to know?
> #7 - something else?

*I* would beg management to buy 3 dongles plus one spare. They would
probably buy 1 and let the techies share it. PC support would probably
argue for three node-locked license, easier for them to manage. The
decision process would carry on forever, so I would either buy one
dongle myself, or use the CD-key I found on the web.

Wouter van Ooijen

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