MicroImages - Software License Keys

Software License Keys

All TNT professional products require a Software License Key

The Software License Key attaches to a port on your computer and enables the professional TNT products you have licensed from MicroImages, Inc. Your key is programmed to support the product you have purchased, any optional features, and the number of simultaneous users. Read more about license configurations:
FIXED License for 1 direct user
Floating License for 1 concurrent user
Floating License for 5 concurrent users

The first step in installing the TNT products is to connect the MicroImages software license key to your computer. If you want to install only the TNTlite versions of the TNT products, then you do not need a 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, 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.

MicroImages ships the key for your system on a chain with an identification tag to make it easier to keep track of.

USB key

PARALLEL port key

Windows 2000/XP/Vista and Macintosh computers should use the USB key. The USB key can easily be moved between computers so you can install and use your TNT products on any type of supported computer.

Windows computers may use a Parallel port key or a USB key. Parallel keys reliably support pass-through connection of a printer to the same port.

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* PCMCIA key provided only upon request

The TNTserver product is available only for Windows 2000, XP, and Vista computers where it can use the USB key (recommended) or the Parallel key.

MicroImages will replace damaged keys 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).

25 March 2009
page update: 17 Jun 11

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