back up the program

[Ron_Heier@adobeforums.com]

I tried to install the program onto my home computer and found you can't. What happens if my computer at work crashes or worse. How can I back up the program (and the suite)?
Ron

[Mike_Rempe@adobeforums.com]

Installation CD's?

[Ron_Heier@adobeforums.com]

I am saying my computers is gone and I have to install on a new computer.

[Mike_Rempe@adobeforums.com]

You would use the installation CD's to install it on a new computer.

[by_Buko@adobeforums.com]

Ron you have given us no information.

Are the computers the same type as the computer at home?

what computers are gone?

we are all just users like yourself we are not mindreaders.

[Ron_Heier@adobeforums.com]

sorry for not giving enough info. I run a small studio with 3 workers. the computers are power Pc's and I have to back up much of the data not the programs. The backup I use is tape. The question came up because I wanted to do some work at home and found I couldn't load the disc onto my home computer a mini mac. from the installation CD's because it said that the program was already loaded elsewhere. So I was wondering what would happen if I had to load the programs elsewhere. Hope that answers the question.
Ron

[Bob Levine]

That's not the issue. The issue is activation. If you've been denied
activation, then that means it's been activated on two machines already.
If they both happen to be in your office, this is likey an EULA violation.

If someone already has used it on a home machine, you can't do that and
you'll need to buy another license.

Bob

[Mike_Rempe@adobeforums.com]

"The question came up because I wanted to do some work at home and found I couldn't load the disc onto my home computer a mini mac. from the installation CD's because it said that the program was already loaded elsewhere."

That info could have helped from the beginning.