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FsDreamTeam introduces user controlled Deactivation
virtuali:
--- Quote from: henry on February 08, 2011, 06:00:43 pm ---Have FS9, I am getting a new computer for FSX and FS9, can I use the FS9 airports on both computers
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Yes, of course. You have 6 activations, should be more than enough to use both versions on different computers.
steev:
Hallo,
The computer installing FSDT (earlier cloud9) sceneries has no internetaccess (I am familiar activating manually). Now this new feature might not help me in a case of necessity of reactivation. So would it be in future possible to perform reactivation by e-mailing in the future, too ?
G.Bosak:
Hi Umberto,
this seems to be a smart and easy way to handle, thank you.
A question based on that, i purchased a new GPU some days ago, does this change affect the licensing of your sceneries and should i deactivate them before fitting the new GPU?
Or generally speaking, which changes does effect FSDT/CLOUD9 licensing, so we know, when it is really necessary to deactivate. Some hints could be useful.
regards
virtuali:
--- Quote from: steev on February 23, 2011, 04:28:02 am ---So would it be in future possible to perform reactivation by e-mailing in the future, too ?
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The user-controlled deactivation doesn't replace the ability to email us for a reactivation, it's just an additional option.
virtuali:
--- Quote from: G.Bosak on February 23, 2011, 08:15:20 am ---A question based on that, i purchased a new GPU some days ago, does this change affect the licensing of your sceneries and should i deactivate them before fitting the new GPU?
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Usually not, but it depends on the video card. It doesn't do any harm reactivating anyway.
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