I must agree with at least Mike's first point. All this Internet-based
activation nonsense is basically a kick in the crotch for paying customers.
Doesn’t matter who’s doing it, it’s still awful, and there is no doubt
whatsoever that it impacts my usage of the software. As Mike says the proof
A much better solution would be to remove all of the authorization
nonsense in the first place, that's one reason among several why I have
gone away from windows completely and switched to the mac, none of that
to worry about. For Windows though, NVDA is the way to go for sure.
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As Jonathan said, using an ILM key works pretty well in this situation, and if
you make any changes to your configuration that JAWS doesn't tolerate, you can
always restore from a backup or snapshot to fix the problem. In fact in that
sense, it's actually a much better experience than on Windows
Hi Chris, absolutely, I regularly back-up and restore VM files to and from
external media and ILM is fine.
Jonathan Mosen
Mosen Consulting
Blindness technology eBooks, tutorials and training
http://Mosen.org
> On 14/06/2015, at 7:04 pm, Chris Meredith wrote:
>
> Fantastic! I was admittedly not
Dongles and Fusion, Oh My
Fantastic! I was admittedly not looking forward to having my keys hanging off
my Mac any time I wanted to run both operating systems.
Has this also been tested with altering the hard disk space, or backing up and
restoring the virtual machine to/from external media
Fantastic! I was admittedly not looking forward to having my keys hanging off
my Mac any time I wanted to run both operating systems.
Has this also been tested with altering the hard disk space, or backing up and
restoring the virtual machine to/from external media?
Related to all of this, I can
Hi Chris, there were changes made to JAWS 16 that make it highly tolerant of VM
changes. You can very the RAM, the number of CPUs etc and not lose an
authorisation, so there's really no reason to avoid using ILM if you have it.
Jonathan Mosen
Mosen Consulting
Blindness technology eBooks, tutorial
