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01-15-2009, 08:17 AM
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It depends entirely on how they've implemented their activation. Sometimes it starts up and works fine. But if more aspects of the Mac are different (memory, disk, etc), it might not. If they've relaxed things recently, that's all for the better.
I just can't promise that activated/protected applications will work after a copy, due to the nature of what they're trying to prevent.
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