Damaged Keys
Avoid accidents.
Clients report keys that have been damaged by power surges, fire, getting
stepped on, and other accidents. For example, if your computer sits on the floor by your desk and the
key sticks out from a USB port on the front of the computer, it can easily
be damaged by a chair, a leg, or a vacuum cleaner. Insure
Your Key
IMPORTANT:
Your software license key IS your TNT professional product. Without your
key, you can run only the TNTlite versions of the TNT products. Take
steps to safeguard your key,
and thus your license to operate your TNT product(s),
even
as you take normal precautions to safeguard other valuable possessions.
Insure your key against loss, theft, or damage for the full cost of your TNT
product. If you lose a cell phone, your dealer does not give you a new one.
If you lose your TNT product key, you must purchase a new product
license.
Pay for Replacement
MicroImages will replace damaged
keys that you return
for a fee. Keys are very sensitive to spurious electronic signals. If
you attach your key to the wrong kind of device, the key could be damaged
beyond repair. For example, you may install a parallel key in-line only with
a printer: do not put a key in-line on a port with a device other than a
printer (no "Parallel-to-SCSI" adapters, no ZIP drives, no tape
backup units ... nothing other than a printer).
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