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Multimedia capabilities for the masses are at the heart of Apple's new 630 series of Macintosh computers, introduced today.

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Software piracy is a valid concern of a business, however vendors must realize that they need to build in administrative features that do not hinder the products' deployment in large corporate environments.ĭirector of Technical Services, Baka Industries Inc. Deployed over a large number of computers, this is a nightmare to administer.Īlthough we use White Pine's products, if others are available that compete feature for feature, but do not cause administrative overhead, I would be tempted to switch to those products.

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Or, we must find the serial number embedded in the software on the machines and zap the different numbers on each computer. We have found that this is usually available (i.e. How can I make identical machines not be identical? One way is to negotiate with the vendor a non-copy protected version of the software. This brings us to the problem with serial number detection copy protection schemes. We can even swap out the drive if it fails. If the volume with the application software takes a hit ('Whaddya mean I deleted my PageMaker?') we can quickly reclone the drive. Each machine has two volumes, one for application software and one for user data.

We created a master configuration and clone that software load from one machine to another to perform updates, patches, upgrades, etc. To simplify administration of the Macs in our organization, everyone has an identical software load (there are minor variations in system software). Network copy protection (see TidBITS-234) has problems in large Mac shops such as ours. The info under the heading 'Print Materials' on data sheet L0488LL/A incorrectly lists 'Tabloid' as a supported paper option.

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