EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

At least German law allows you to legally do a backup copy (even on copy protected software).
You are still only allowed to use one installed version at a time, though, but that seems to be
the case with you.

I HAD to do a backup copy of my ESB-CD to even use it (hint: Clone-CD), because the CD
protection of the original CD doesn\ufffdt work with my Plextor CD hardware, the copy works,
though...
I told emagic, but they haven\ufffdt responded yet. I don\ufffdt feel illegal at all...

Peter
http://www.merlinsound.de


----- Original Message -----
From: "Shane Fawkes" <shanefawkes@...>
To: <exs-users@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, December 01, 2001 11:23 PM
Subject: Re: [exs] making an exact copy


>
>
> on 12/1/01 12:09 PM, john michaels at naujleugim@... wrote:
>
> > Hi Experts!!! Does anyone know of a way to make or burn an exact copy
> > of the exs-24 software? I can't seem to do it as it's got some
> > protection code that makes the duplication process fail. You see...
> > I have 2 project studio set-ups. one at work and one at home. I'm
> > getting tired of bringing along the exs CD with me wherever i go.
> > Anyone of you gotten to decoding this software? Please help as i
> > think that with my set-up it's rather silly to have to buy another
> > exs-24 software!!! thanx in advance..... :)
> >
>
> Actually,  as I recall, emagic's copyright limitations only allow
> installation on one machine period; not just one machine operating at a
> time. However,  (on the LAMP version anyways) you only need the disk for
> regular re-authorizations, not every time. Although that may be different on
> the stand alone version of EXS; after all, there is the added dongle
> protection of Logic.
>
> Either way, packing around a CD is a small inconvenience compared to what
> you get for it.