The Options menu item allows you to set options for the package list
and the log record.
Specify the full path and file name to save the package list. The
default path and file name is .\LOG\PCKLIST.CSV.
Specify the full path and file name to save the log of making USB
License Keys. The default path and file name is .\LOG\MAKE-KEY.LOG.
Select the option to make Key on to USB flash drives. When USB LicenseKey Manager makes the USB License Key (dongle), it
can check the USB flash drive specifications and determine if they meet the
technical standards required to make the dongle, such as read-only unique
device ID and characteristics. Since some USB flash drive may not meet the
technical standards (for example, it lacks the unique device ID), USB LicenseKey Manager also provides an alternative method to
make the dongle. However, this method will result in the dongle with
substandard security, which may be at risk of dongle duplication.
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Standard. USB LicenseKey Manager uses the standard
method regardless of the USB flash drive specifications. However, if the USB
flash drive does not meet the technical standards, you may find that the dongle
does not function properly on other machines.
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Standard if possible. USB LicenseKey Manager
checks the USB flash drive specifications before making the dongle, using the
standard method. If the USB flash drive does not meet the technical standards,
a warning message is displayed.
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Alternative. USB LicenseKey Manager uses the alternative
method regardless of the USB flash drive specifications (even if the USB flash
drive meets the technical standards).
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Standard if possible or Alternative. USB LicenseKey
Manager checks the USB flash drive specifications before making the dongle. It
uses the standard method if the USB flash drive meets the technical
standards. Otherwise, it automatically
switches to use the alternative method.
NOTE: The dongle made using the alternative
method will show the status as [WRN#1] indicating the substandard security
and risk of dongle duplication. |
NOTE: The dongle made using the alternative
method does not support the macOS platform. |