@Another User said:
How do the extra dongles work with this or are they for the Vienna players?
basically the copy protection is based on three levels.
a) you need a license to run the Vienna Instrument (*the GUI*)
b) you need a license to load the standard library (of each collection)
c) you need a license to load the extended library (of each collection)
i've mentioned earlier in another thread: each ViennaKey comes with a demo activation which allows 180 starts and loading processes.
to install the Vienna Instrument and to install the content an active license for the respective collection is needed (the demo activation covers that, so you don't loose time, even if you have no internet access at this point)
after this demo activation has expired, you need to have a ViennaKey with the respective active license plugged in on the computer, you want to run the installation of a certain collection, otherwise the installer will not run.
you can _copy_ this already installed content without the need of having a ViennaKey attached for example to another machine.
on this computer you now have to tell the Vienna Instrument about the location of the new content (using the VSL directory manager, which comes along with the Vienna Instrument program installation).
if you want to load instruments from this moved collection on your second computer you need to have a ViennaKey with the respective active license plugged in.
as also mentioned earlier it is possible to move a license from one ViennaKey to another using syncrosoft's license control center.
all this and more is covered in the manuals. printed ones come with each collection, a pdf can be found on the installation CD of the Vienna Instruments program.
hope that clears it up so far, christian