Wonderbread? Wait a sec! The situation just went from weird to FUBAR.
I purchased a Phrasefind (for V6) license but can not install it on a
donglized 6.0 Mac system.
Dongle is working. Avid is working. System is registered. Try using
ALC to activate the PF license. Click the PhraseFind activate button,..
ALC asks for the system ID and a 4x4 serial number. But PF has a 5x5
(alpha) serial number. And if you enter the MC6 serial #, ALC will
immediately try to retire your dongle. Catch 22. The printed
instructions on the sheets with the PF serial number are wrong.
The problem seems to be that ALC does not see the dongle. I sees a
system ID but lists it as "INACTIVE" and tries to repair this.
So how do I get this PF license to stick to this dongle?
Oye! I'm headed for the "medicine" cabinet,...again. ;-)
RT
Tony Breuer wrote:
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>
> Thanks, Marianna. The unified licensing would solve it. I haven't
> upgraded to MC 6 yet because of some ongoing projects started in 5.x,
> but I'm looking forward to it.
>
> BTW, PhraseFind is the best thing to happen since since Wonder Bread.
> I'm on a project that would be a nightmare without it. I have clients
> that were strictly Final Cut on their in-house systems that are now
> switching to Media Composer because of PhraseFind.
>
> And also after trying Final Cut X.
>
> Tony
>
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