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> I'm curious about your use statement (attached)--I didn't
> know that one could use software programs on multiple
> computers.
How did you read that in my post. I only work at one gig at a time.
> > Al...as a contractor, I have my set of
> > applictions and utilities
> > that I own and bring with me from gig to gig. SnagIt
> > is one of them.
> > Within 24 hours of arriving at the gig, I've installed
> > my tools and when I'm ready to end the gig, I uninstall
> > them (or at least delete
> > the .exe and dll files from their respective directories.
John Posada
Senior Technical Writer
"So long and thanks for all the fish."
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