I received the timed evaluation of JFW 3.3 yesterday at my house. I use 3.3 at work and wanted a tempoprary copy of it at home. I tried to install it, but for some odd reason, eloquence didn't come up at startup and as a restult, I accidentally selected the automatic install. Not wanting this, I reinstalled the product and picked my options while JFW was running. This made JFW talk. However, I seemed to have nuked the authorization key. Why would this happen? Even more importantly, what is Henter-Joyce';s rationale by authorizing a demo? That has to be the most ridiculous thing I evr heard. I don't want to start the whole copy protection debate again, but when you are copy protecting a 60 day demo, that is a sign of paranoia in my mind. Anyway, off the soap box, I emailed HJ and am patiently waiting their response, but I am still a bit annoyed at this mess. -- Damon Fibraio, -- Associate for Technical Support, De Witt and Associates Norma Krajczar Technology, Resource, and Developement Center 130 Livingstone Ave. new Brunswick, NJ 08901 phone: 732-937-6394, fax 732-729-6561 email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - Visit the jfw ml web page: http://jfw.cjb.net
