switching to linux-keep registration?
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switching to linux-keep registration?
I've got registered versions of tunerstudio and megalog viewer for Windows., and I'm considering migrating to Linux mint on my netbook.
Will my registration hold over the different platforms, or will I have to purchase them again?
Will my registration hold over the different platforms, or will I have to purchase them again?
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From: Chicago. (The less-murder part.)
When you registered, you received an email containing a code.
That code will work in any build of the application, regardless of OS. If Phil Tobin has a stroke and decides that it would be a good idea to release a version of TunerStudio for something really bizarre like VMS, the Commodore 64 or MacOS X, your registration code will work on that, too.
That code will work in any build of the application, regardless of OS. If Phil Tobin has a stroke and decides that it would be a good idea to release a version of TunerStudio for something really bizarre like VMS, the Commodore 64 or MacOS X, your registration code will work on that, too.
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When you registered, you received an email containing a code.
That code will work in any build of the application, regardless of OS. If Phil Tobin has a stroke and decides that it would be a good idea to release a version of TunerStudio for something really bizarre like VMS, the Commodore 64 or MacOS X, your registration code will work on that, too.
That code will work in any build of the application, regardless of OS. If Phil Tobin has a stroke and decides that it would be a good idea to release a version of TunerStudio for something really bizarre like VMS, the Commodore 64 or MacOS X, your registration code will work on that, too.
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TunerStudio is written in Java, so in theory any platform with a good Java Runtime Environment can run TS without recompiling. The hard part might be getting control of a serial or USB port.
I have no idea if JRE's are available for those classics, but I wouldn't be surprised...
I have no idea if JRE's are available for those classics, but I wouldn't be surprised...
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if you run out of activations just send them an email, I had that happen cause I reinstall often or replace computers. He was pretty cool and understanding about it.
Though it would be funny to hear C64 SAM say "danger to manifold"
Though it would be funny to hear C64 SAM say "danger to manifold"
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When you registered, you received an email containing a code.
That code will work in any build of the application, regardless of OS. If Phil Tobin has a stroke and decides that it would be a good idea to release a version of TunerStudio for something really bizarre like VMS, the Commodore 64 or MacOS X, your registration code will work on that, too.
That code will work in any build of the application, regardless of OS. If Phil Tobin has a stroke and decides that it would be a good idea to release a version of TunerStudio for something really bizarre like VMS, the Commodore 64 or MacOS X, your registration code will work on that, too.
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