I've paid £700 and don't want a bloody dongle!

[boyfarrell]

Hi all,

I'm very happy with LogicPro but isn't there another way for apple to protect there apps than using a bloody dongle. Which, I might add, you have to use every time your but the app not just when you install.

It's just annoying having that sticking out the side of you powerbook.

Dan.

 

[ElDiabloConCaca]

Yes (serial numbers, online activation, etc.), but they're not as practical and as bulletproof as a dongle. For a piece of software as powerful and expensive as Logic, a dongle is the best protection method -- I'm surprised that other pro applications like Final Cut Pro and DVD Studio Pro don't require one as well.

 

[boyfarrell]

I have been routing around inside the Logic Pro plist file and found that it holds a duplicate of all the names of everyother .plist file in my preference ... that's not normal right!