Emmitt: That's my question. Since the registry entry is user-specific, if another person is logged in and tries to run RBase and gets the activation prompt, does that count against your licenses? You sure wouldn't want that...
Karen > Karen, > > > > If you do a server-type install on the server, then run with the –a > option on the local PC, it will prompt the user for the code and write that to > the registry on the local PC. Non-admin local PC users should be able to do > that and run it in the future with no issues. Any other user on the same > PC will be prompted again for the code, since the registry entry is > user-specific. > > > > I think that to be able to do an install on a local PC that applies to > all users for that PC you have to have admin rights. Even then, it is > probable (I don’t know this for certain) that each user (logged onto the > local pc > with a different userid) will be prompted for the activation code. > > > > >
