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From: [e-mail] (David Andrew Shaw)
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Subject: Re: LW/3DS Plugins
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Hi everyone,


   Something I'm not too sure on in the LW plugin SDK is whether a
plugin can access the dongle?  If they can't, wouldn't this be a
better idea for all the of guys slaving away making plugins.  If
someone is running a pirate version of LW maybe they won't be able to
run the plugins with it.

   I realise that pirates get away with dongle code, but there must
be a way for the plugins to check if the code has changed int he
original LW.

   Just my thoughts on it anyway.  Personally I'm purchasing all of
the available plugins for our company.  So keep them coming...

David Shaw
Senior Animator / Operations Manager
Industrial Digital Imaging, Singapore
(Alpha and Intel...we need more Alpha versions of the plugins..)