?

I currently have only the one system, but I've been considering buying a second computer.

?

If I understand correctly, the licensing for J-say and Dragon is only for use on one system. Where jaws can be licensed for multiple computers when needed.

?

I understand that J-say is attached to the jaws serial number.

?

My question involves what expense would be involved in licensing a second computer. As well as anything to be alerted of in the setup process for the second potential system.

?

If there is something in the manual, or something online to study up on this topic, I would appreciate being sent a link to read about it.

?

Thanks for your assistance,

?

Keith Heltsley

?

?

?

Thank you for your enquiry.

?

Provided you are using JAWS with the same serial number on each of the computers, you can in turn install J-Say onto those same computers. This was one of the first paragraphs ever written into the J-Say User Guide back in 2004 when the product was launched. There is no further cost involved.

?

Merry Christmas!

?

?

?

I currently have only the one system, but I've been considering buying a second computer.

?

If I understand correctly, the licensing for J-say and Dragon is only for use on one system. Where jaws can be licensed for multiple computers when needed.

?

I understand that J-say is attached to the jaws serial number.

?

My question involves what expense would be involved in licensing a second computer. As well as anything to be alerted of in the setup process for the second potential system.

?

If there is something in the manual, or something online to study up on this topic, I would appreciate being sent a link to read about it.

?

Thanks for your assistance,

?

Keith Heltsley

?

?

On Dec 12, 2023, at 4:22?PM, retro.otr via groups.io <retro.otr@...> wrote:

?

Thank you for your quick response Brian. Much appreciated.

?

?

?

From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Brian Hartgen
Sent: Tuesday, December 12, 2023 2:58 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [J-Say] Need advice on using J-say on two computers

?

Thank you for your enquiry.

?

Provided you are using JAWS with the same serial number on each of the computers, you can in turn install J-Say onto those same computers. This was one of the first paragraphs ever written into the J-Say User Guide back in 2004 when the product was launched. There is no further cost involved.

?

Merry Christmas!

?

Brian Hartgen

Hartgen Consultancy.

Our usual opening Hours are 9 AM to 5 PM UK time, Monday to Friday.

?

Telephone (in the UK) 02921-051325.

Telephone (in the United States of America) 239-256-7779.

?

From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of retro.otr@...
Sent: Tuesday, December 12, 2023 8:54 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [J-Say] Need advice on using J-say on two computers

?

I currently have only the one system, but I've been considering buying a second computer.

?

If I understand correctly, the licensing for J-say and Dragon is only for use on one system. Where jaws can be licensed for multiple computers when needed.

?

I understand that J-say is attached to the jaws serial number.

?

My question involves what expense would be involved in licensing a second computer. As well as anything to be alerted of in the setup process for the second potential system.

?

If there is something in the manual, or something online to study up on this topic, I would appreciate being sent a link to read about it.

?

Thanks for your assistance,

?

Keith Heltsley

?

?

On Dec 13, 2023, at 1:42?AM, Brian Hartgen via groups.io <brian@...> wrote:

?Mandy, you are going to have to be a bit careful if you are going to do this. In theory, you should be able to install Dragon onto two computers without any issue. But in my experience you cannot do more than this. Nuance are very very strict on this issue. If you want to change the machine, you will need to uninstall Dragon from Machine A. What should happen is that the key should then be returned to the server so you can install it onto a new one, but I've found this very rarely works. You have to call Nuance, submit proof of the original order, and it's all extremely complicated and I hate doing that. But you should be able to do two machines.?

?

?Mandy, you are going to have to be a bit careful if you are going to do this. In theory, you should be able to install Dragon onto two computers without any issue. But in my experience you cannot do more than this. Nuance are very very strict on this issue. If you want to change the machine, you will need to uninstall Dragon from Machine A. What should happen is that the key should then be returned to the server so you can install it onto a new one, but I've found this very rarely works. You have to call Nuance, submit proof of the original order, and it's all extremely complicated and I hate doing that. But you should be able to do two machines.?