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Contest: Most Copies of a Program
Just want to throw this one out here to see if anyone has me beat...
What is the maximum number of copies you have of any one program?
A few conditions:
-it must be commercial software
-it cannot be a multi-license pack
-only an original legal copy counts (both here and with the law
Mine is Print Shop... I have 6 copies (three on Classics, one on a Plus, and two that I currently don't have installed).
I also have variety within Print Shop. Two are on white disks, one on a black disk, two on blue disks with newer-style labels, and one on a pair of 400K disks. I have original boxes for two of them. I'm still hunting for a very early copy with copy protection (all of mine are the later ones after Broderbund stopped copy protecting the programs, probably so that users could place the product on a hard drive). I've also noticed that the 400K version has the word "Crayola" on the crayon graphic, the 800K disks don't...I'm assuming Binney & Smith threatened with a lawsuit and they changed it right around the time it got cheaper to ship one DS/DD disk?
If you've got me beat or have something interesting here, let me know!!!
What is the maximum number of copies you have of any one program?
A few conditions:
-it must be commercial software
-it cannot be a multi-license pack
-only an original legal copy counts (both here and with the law
Mine is Print Shop... I have 6 copies (three on Classics, one on a Plus, and two that I currently don't have installed).
I also have variety within Print Shop. Two are on white disks, one on a black disk, two on blue disks with newer-style labels, and one on a pair of 400K disks. I have original boxes for two of them. I'm still hunting for a very early copy with copy protection (all of mine are the later ones after Broderbund stopped copy protecting the programs, probably so that users could place the product on a hard drive). I've also noticed that the 400K version has the word "Crayola" on the crayon graphic, the 800K disks don't...I'm assuming Binney & Smith threatened with a lawsuit and they changed it right around the time it got cheaper to ship one DS/DD disk?
If you've got me beat or have something interesting here, let me know!!!
Mac OS 9: 4 Copies
Mac OS 8.5: 2 Copies
Various Restore CD's with flavors of 8.x and 7.x.
Mac OS X: 3 Copies (X.4, X.5, Public Beta)
Office 2003 Pro: 6 Copies. I get them free from school. Nice hologram CD's.
XP Pro SP2: 6 Copies. Same as above
Server 2003: 4 Copies. Same as above
Mac OS X Server 10.4: 1 Copy. Paid for myself
Remote Desktop 3 Admin: 1 Copy. Unlimited license. Paid for myself.
Mac OS 8.5: 2 Copies
Various Restore CD's with flavors of 8.x and 7.x.
Mac OS X: 3 Copies (X.4, X.5, Public Beta)
Office 2003 Pro: 6 Copies. I get them free from school. Nice hologram CD's.
XP Pro SP2: 6 Copies. Same as above
Server 2003: 4 Copies. Same as above
Mac OS X Server 10.4: 1 Copy. Paid for myself
Remote Desktop 3 Admin: 1 Copy. Unlimited license. Paid for myself.
Oh, and from my recent floppy count, 13 copies of System 7.1.
Although if you count different versions, then I have a grand total of about 100 copies of the Mac OS.
Although if you count different versions, then I have a grand total of about 100 copies of the Mac OS.
I love those CDs! My grandpa has Office 2003 and it's probably the most awesome disc I've ever seen.Office 2003 Pro: 6 Copies. I get them free from school. Nice hologram CD's.
If I had six of those I'd make a mobil out of them and hang it above my bed or something. :lol:

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