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That would depend on several things.
To do that you would have to load Aloha on your laptop first. You would also need access to the Aloha Key although only for a short time. As I recall you can load up Aloha, 'borrow' the key, then start Aloha. After Aloha initializes you can remove the key.
Everytime you start Aloha you will need the key; is that feasible to you.
Another thought would to see if you can 'borrow' a key from your distributor.
To do that you would have to load Aloha on your laptop first. You would also need access to the Aloha Key although only for a short time. As I recall you can load up Aloha, 'borrow' the key, then start Aloha. After Aloha initializes you can remove the key.
Everytime you start Aloha you will need the key; is that feasible to you.
Another thought would to see if you can 'borrow' a key from your distributor.
bigblok403
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Load Aloha on your laptop and use the "/remote" option to start it up. You don't need a key this way.
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