GTregay

GTregay

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For those who may come looking for an official answer, I messaged support privately and got a more helpful reply. They really do not care where you use the product (e.g. individual user can purchase for use on a business machine), just that you purchase a unique license for each unique PC where it will be used. So, in my case - two copies to use it on two machines (i.e. JanOscar was correct ). - G </

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I feel like I was misunderstood - to be plain, which do I do? Buy one copy and use it both on my personal (home) computer and my work/laptop computer Buy two copies (one for home, one for work) Buy one copy for home and get my company to buy a copy for the work machine?

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I feel like my question is very similar to this one , but the posted answer does not address my question. In particular, I am not interested in corporate/volume pricing. I posted a reply, but did not get a response - perhaps due to the age of the original post - so I am posting as a new topic, with a slightly different direction, based on ot

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I feel like my question is pretty much the same as the original question, here, but the response does not address my concern. In particular, I read the EULA, but am stuck on this: according to the EULA "An Individual User may: Install, use and activate one (1) copy of the Software on one (1) unique personal computer that is owned by you for your personal use." Does this mean that I cannot purchase Fences for use on my work computer, or since I would be purchasing it for use on my

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Actually, the problem is a little more subtle than originally described. It has nothing to do with clicking and everything to do with mouse position. If the mouse cursor is over the title area of a fence ('four way' drag cursor) or one of the edges/corners (i.e. any of the resizing mouse cursors - vertical, horizontal or angled) and moves directly from that position to any window without first going over the desktop, then the mouse cursor will be 'stuck' when it is over the file l

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