Re: st: Stat/Transfer 9 already defaults to Stata 10, so be careful

[Richard Williams <Richard.A.Williams.5@ND.edu>]

At 10:52 PM 6/13/2007, Steven Dubnoff wrote:
> Our license explicitly permits use on more than one computer, as 
> long as that use is primarily by the same person.  With our new 
> activation scheme, you will have no problems installing a single 
> user license for Stat/Transfer on a reasonable number of 
> computers.  You will, however, have problems installing it on all of 
> a department's computers, which is precisely the problem we are 
> trying to combat.
>
> If anyone thinks that our activation system is getting in the way of 
> what they think is reasonable use of Stat/Transfer, please 
> communicate directly with me or with our sales department.
I stand corrected!  The part I focused on said "Can I move the 
application to another computer?  Yes, this can be done easily. It is 
simply a matter of uninstalling the application on one computer, 
reinstalling the application on the new machine, and reactivating the 
software. If you have remembered your password this will be a fast 
and easy process. "

But, looking more carefully, I see that the docs also say "If you 
have a single-computer license for Stat/Transfer, you are permitted 
to install it on up to two computers."

Sorry about that.


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