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Staying with XP wont solve your problems if you ever have to reinstall it.

If any one of the three stooges would like to PM me the whereabouts of this treasure trove of OSX goodies I will be happy to eat my own shit, and your bullshit remarks may echo true, forever, through the endless misty bog of time.

Just as an addition - i know where to get loads of UB plugins - Free and Cracked, but i dont believe in piracy being used for anything more than a tryout.

Companies need to get paid so they can carry on making good products.

I found them myself - loads of them, if i can find them anybody can.

I should have mentioned that I am on 32-bit Windows 7 Enterprise.

Would that change your response Ill look at the other thread when I return home.

EDIT:I looked at some of your other posts and the link that a user provided.

Avid says it isnt Vista-compatible, so 7 probably isnt either.

But Ill try it as long as it wont break anything else, since I am on a 32-bit system.

Not to sound like I think I should run the world, nor that I have JD after my name, but I think I need to read the EULA for WizzoVerb.

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It remains one of my go-to tools, and I would be very disappointed to lose access to it just because the developers felt the need to put in place an onerous, and unsupportable licensing tool.

This is why copy protection is a bad idea - you purchased a license, and Im guessing you have lived up to your end of the contract.

They should have lived up to theirs by putting the authorization capability into escrow, or simply removed the requirement.

This is also why people crack software, or use cracked software.

This is the part where the developers bring it on themselves and I have no pity for them.

Stealing is wrong whether you are using pirated libraries (because you cant afford to license them - please) or you are a developer that sells off your products to a company that does not honor the original EULA.

Oh, to answer your original question - I was able to install Wizzoverb on the Windows 7 RC in both 32 bit and 64 bit environments.

At the time I was optimistic that the issue would be resolved when Windows 7 was released.

Now that I know I am wrong I suppose its time to do some research Well, after the holidays.

The only hassles I have had were with Wizoo and with a plug-in from IK Multimedia.

Please keep me posted, Bill, as your research continues.And thanks to others who responded, even with bad news.

But, Im surprised to learn you cant run the Wizoo Certifier in XP compatibility mode; this really ought to be possible - it would solve many problems with older software.

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