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Is Pandora still a hardware key-protected application? Display...
Pandora relies on a hardware key (dongle) for security purposes. Pandora uses a Rainbow Technologies® iKey™ USB™ hardware key on Macintosh®, Windows NT® 4.0, and Windows® 2000.
What is an iKey? Display...
An iKey is a cross-platform USB hardware key. It can be used to run Pandora on either Macintosh or Windows platforms that have a USB port. Like any other USB device, it can be installed or removed while the machine is running.
Can the iKey be used on a computer that does not currently have a USB port? Display...
Yes. If your computer does not have a USB port, you can install a USB expansion card in either a Macintosh or Windows computer in order to add a port for the USB hardware key.
Do I need any additional software to use an iKey hardware key? Display...
Yes. You must install the iKey driver. The driver should install automatically when you install Pandora, but if it does not, you can copy the driver from the Pandora CD and install it on your system.
I have multiple software products that require hardware keys; can I put them on the same workstation? Display...
Yes. You can use any USB port for any of the USB hardware keys.
Do I have to install the hardware key onto the back of the CPU? Display...
No. You may also plug your hardware key into a USB keyboard or a USB hub.