Unfortunately, you have missed my recent posts, I am going to post this
info once more, after that, it should be in the archives.
Briefly, their are 2 different types of authorization keys out there.
The newe version will create a file called, "jfw.cps." The newer
authorization uses a program called hjauth for moving keys, checking
how many authorization keys you have and any other function of the
authorization system. This program is windows based, it must be run
from windows. The problem that I have is although the commands appear
to be executed, for some reason, JFW doesn't speak at all! If I do a
check to see how many keys are available, there is no spoken output,
and, even the jaws cursor doesn't seem to work! I check the auth keys
remaining by typing, "c:\jfw\hjauth check a:."
the older version of authorization keys still uses evmove which can and
probably should be run from plane dos. If you have the older version,
the file will probably be called, "jfw_0302.sys. I hope this info was
helpful!
On Thu, 14 Jan 1999 22:47:51 -0800, franklin johnson wrote:
>As far as I know the command to remove an authorizationg key from you hard
>drive has not changed. the command was evmove letter of hard drive, a:.
>If that has changed I am unaware of it.
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