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- In article <3d2uet$mp@newsbf01.news.aol.com>, stranahan@aol.com (Stranahan)
- writes:
- >
- > Msg-ID: <3d2uet$mp@newsbf01.news.aol.com>
- > Posted: 18 Dec 1994 22:25:17 -0500
- >
- > Org. : America Online, Inc. (1-800-827-6364)
- >
- > Here's a general interest question for you - what sort of copy protection
- > scheme would you as a user prefer for LightWave 3D? (Don't say none,
- > please.)
- >
- > Lee Stranahan
- > NewTek, Inc
-
- Personally I'd like to see a CD-ROM key disk. (You ARE going to ship it on
- CD right?) This would solve any dongle conflicts and is easier to deal with
- than looking up a word in the manual. You could use hundreds of megs of
- encoded data files to get the key from when you run the program and you'd
- still have plenty of space for all the LW stuff on the disc. (hjow many
- people are going to tie up 300 megs of hard drive space on files that MAY
- be required to start one program.
-
- If you DO go with the CD key disc, make sure it's only needed when the
- program starts. There are plenty of 3D object CD's out there that would be
- nice to access from LW.
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- Jeff H...
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