I want to buy a HASP

[John Formsma]

The HASP was basically a USB key that allowed use of the program on multiple
computers. You could only use PTBiz on the computer that had the HASP
plugged into it.

Another one of those pesky security features that contributed to the death
of the software. :-)  (Which I still use and like, but am looking for
another program that doesn't cost a fortune and is more user-friendly than
the ones currently available.)

The last "new" version that I know of allows unlimited installs without any
security keys - software or hardware. I bought it a couple years ago because
of a computer crash. There might be two new features, but it works
essentially the same. Ed "let me" buy it for $150 since I had been a user
for a long time. When I asked him if he had a lower "upgrade price," he
said, "That is the upgrade price." :-) I forget how many upgrades I
purchased, including the HASP. But all things considered, it has been well
worth the money. I wish it hadn't gone away...had great potential.

JF

On 5/8/07, Farrell <mfarrel2 at tampabay.rr.com> wrote:
>
>  I didn't know there was a way to use PTBiz on a second computer. What is
> a HASP and how does it work? There is a new version of PTBiz available? What
> is new about it? I thought the author had pretty much given up on supporting
> it.
>
> Terry Farrell
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> does anyone have a HASP that works with PTBiz that you'd be willing
> to sell? I need it to operate PTBiz on a second computer and I can't afford
> to purchase a new HASP or the new version of the program yet.
>
> daniel carlton
>
>
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