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  • 03-20-2008, 08:29 PM
    Gloryhound
    Re: herp software
    My wife has fallen in love with the trial and we will be getting the full version once we figure out what happens if the computer that it is running on crashes. We see the back up feature for the files which allows us to save that info to a CD or back up hard drive, but how do you load the software again and get full rights to it? Also how would it work if you changed computer systems?
  • 03-21-2008, 05:11 AM
    Kerig3
    Re: herp software
    OK, I'll be the first to ask; Anyone know of any Herp software that runs on Mac OS X without Windows emulation...in other words...Mac native? :please:
  • 03-24-2008, 06:11 AM
    Damon Theis
    Re: herp software
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Kerig3 View Post
    OK, I'll be the first to ask; Anyone know of any Herp software that runs on Mac OS X without Windows emulation...in other words...Mac native? :please:

    No, I do not. Honestly, boot camp is the ultimate solution for the problem. While it is not running "native" under mac os, it IS running native on the mac hardware. One complaint though, I can't get the dang keyboard on the power book to light up when it's running windows. I bet apple left that out of the driver on purpose. :colbert:

    Thanks for the kind words everyone.
  • 03-25-2008, 01:31 AM
    Kerig3
    Re: herp software
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Damon Theis View Post
    Honestly, boot camp is the ultimate solution for the problem. While it is not running "native" under mac os, it IS running native on the mac hardware. One complaint though, I can't get the dang keyboard on the power book to light up when it's running windows.

    Unless your Mac isn't an Intel Mac... :(
    Thanks for the help anyways. ;)
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