From: "Glenn Meadows" 

Yes.  Once installed on a source machine, it doesn't require the key again.
When installing on the destination machine, it doesn't require nor validate
with Laplink.

That means, you could build a "source" machine with the apps you
need, and if all the other machines have the same required group of
applications, you can move to each one as a separate move by installing
PCMover, and designating the machine as the new computer.

Done that too, where I transferred to one machine, and then the computer we
were provisioning for that person got changed, just installed PCMover on
the 2nd new machine, and did the move again.

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Glenn M.
"Richard B."  wrote in message
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> On Mon, 29 Jan 2007 13:03:10 -0600, "Glenn Meadows"
>  wrote:
>
>> And, yes, it does check to see if the key has been used before, but
>>NOT on the receive machine, only on the source machine (old computer in
>>their terms).
>
> If for some reason the move fails, can the key continued to be used as
> long as it's between the same two machines?
>
> Man I'm about to freeze here.  The a/c thermostat went out in my
> server room and it is running wide open until the tech locates a new
> one.  Had to order a backup portable a/c unit (APC NetworkAir) to put
> in the room, the thing has drawn numerous 'what the hell is that'
> comments from the lusers.  I tell them it's what I use to make soylent
> green and to stop by later for a demo.
>
> - Richard

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