Hi,
Personally (this may be different for others on this list), I have had
bad experience with attempting to place authorization keys on another
partition of your drive (i.e. drive d:). You can move the key to drive
d:, and JFW will see it, but when it comes time to remove the key (which
eventually will happen) you end up loosing the key. You should note that
this is with the QCPS (newest kind of authorization disks with JFW 3.2)
authorization, not everlock. I think everlock may work better with regard
to putting the key on another partition but I would get more posative
conformation from other list members on that before trying it.
Ivan Fetch
On Thu, 1 Apr 1999, Edwin Khoo wrote:
> Hi Listers,
>
> can I place my authorization key on a partition drive of my hard drive? I
> meant for example, can I move a key to drive D instead of the designated
> drive which should be drive C?
>
> Hope to here from you soon.
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