"Clear storage" to re-use expensive trial software

[NotShorty]

I have some 60 day trial medical software that costs a pretty penny. By using the "clear storage" function, the WM6 registry etc should be returned to factory fresh state, right?

I'll use a virtual machine to install the software to my Wing. That should work right?

NS

[fzzyrn]

yes, in theory, it should work.
However, it's like killing babies. Don't do it.
Support the developers, they really need it.
And i'm being nice.

[falconeyez]

yes, in theory, it should work.
However, it's like killing babies. Don't do it.
Support the developers, they really need it.
And i'm being nice.

LOL!! That's classic!

[neptune]

what's the softwar in question if you don't mind me asking?

[fzzyrn]

eh i probably shouldn't have said it was possible in the first place. Oh well, now that its been quoted, no changing.

[neptune]

eh i probably shouldn't have said it was possible in the first place. Oh well, now that its been quoted, no changing.

LOL, its not big deal, commen sense really. I think he already knew it was possible...i guess he(maybe she but I doubt it) was just looking for a little conformation

[NotShorty]

i guess he(maybe she but I doubt it)

haha! how true it is :)

The software in question is at www.epocrates.com

If you want to make yourself feel a little better about helping me to not support this developer (which I DO appreciate, even though I was 99% sure it would work anyway)

1. this program costs $199 per year

2. Over half a million health care professionals use their products (they aren't a struggling, almost-certain-to-fail startup)

3. as a 3rd year medical student, I'm just under $200,000 in debt and before I graduate you can tack another $60k or more onto that

4. I may someday be caring for the medical needs of you or someone in your Monkeysphere (http://www.cracked.com/index.php?name=News&sid=2417) :D

Thanks again, xda rulez!
NS

[neptune]

wow thats quite an expensive subscription...but I guess its worth it for an important up to date database such as this.

[callmemoe]

haha! how true it is :)

The software in question is at www.epocrates.com

If you want to make yourself feel a little better about helping me to not support this developer (which I DO appreciate, even though I was 99% sure it would work anyway)

1. this program costs $199 per year

2. Over half a million health care professionals use their products (they aren't a struggling, almost-certain-to-fail startup)



We will remind you of this when you have had a few years of practice under your belt and we don't pay YOUR bill. I mean after all, after a few years and many hundreds of patients, you won't be a struggling start up operation either. :D

[fzzyrn]

I'm actually gonna quote shakespeare.
Whats in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell just as sweet.

[xavier6303]

Reminds me of a joke:

Question: What do you call a doctor with a "c" average in med school?

Answer: A doctor.

[neptune]

Reminds me of a joke:

Question: What do you call a doctor with a "c" average in med school?

Answer: A doctor.

lol

that reminds me of another joke

What's the best job a student with a C average can get in America?

Answer: A President

*cough* Dumb@$$ GeorgeWBush *cough*