Still not quite there as I believe in having decent long-term storage and a flash drive ain't it. They're fine for pictures from your DSLR or sneaker-netting from one computer to another but long term storage? Not so much. But hey - if that floats your boat - you deal with it. Me I have my downloads saved off to at least two and sometimes three places - 2 independent hard drives and double layer dvd's. Might sound anal but I've had the odd happening where I was glad I had that kind of redundant backup. You never know where one backup will fail for whatever reason. One thing I learned from aerospace safety - never have a single point of failure.You are missing the point I'm trying to get across. Saving the email is not saving something for the proverbial rainy day. Why not just save the actual download off to someplace safe? That way you don't have to worry about internet access.I'm not talking about saving the email but the program download itself to a separate place. That way you needn't mess with your email client when you need to reinstall something.I would immediately save that download to someplace safe so if this happens again you're not left out in the cold. I save every download off to at least 2 and sometimes 3 places depending on the size. Hard drives are cheap nowadays.
They re-sent me the Spark installation download.
I have folders in my email for various categories, Music/Tech being one of them, Pro Tools being another.
I have Hotmail, so I can access it anywhere, plus, I carry most of my essentials on a flash drive on my keychain.
I got'cha, hence, the flash drive.
You are missing the point I'm trying to get across. Saving the email is not saving something for the proverbial rainy day. Why not just save the actual download off to someplace safe? That way you don't have to worry about internet access.I'm not talking about saving the email but the program download itself to a separate place. That way you needn't mess with your email client when you need to reinstall something.I would immediately save that download to someplace safe so if this happens again you're not left out in the cold. I save every download off to at least 2 and sometimes 3 places depending on the size. Hard drives are cheap nowadays.
They re-sent me the Spark installation download.
I have folders in my email for various categories, Music/Tech being one of them, Pro Tools being another.
I have Hotmail, so I can access it anywhere, plus, I carry most of my essentials on a flash drive on my keychain.
You are missing the point I'm trying to get across. Saving the email is not saving something for the proverbial rainy day. Why not just save the actual download off to someplace safe? That way you don't have to worry about internet access.I'm not talking about saving the email but the program download itself to a separate place. That way you needn't mess with your email client when you need to reinstall something.I would immediately save that download to someplace safe so if this happens again you're not left out in the cold. I save every download off to at least 2 and sometimes 3 places depending on the size. Hard drives are cheap nowadays.
They re-sent me the Spark installation download.
I have folders in my email for various categories, Music/Tech being one of them, Pro Tools being another.
I have Hotmail, so I can access it anywhere, plus, I carry most of my essentials on a flash drive on my keychain.
I'm not talking about saving the email but the program download itself to a separate place. That way you needn't mess with your email client when you need to reinstall something.I would immediately save that download to someplace safe so if this happens again you're not left out in the cold. I save every download off to at least 2 and sometimes 3 places depending on the size. Hard drives are cheap nowadays.
They re-sent me the Spark installation download.
I have folders in my email for various categories, Music/Tech being one of them, Pro Tools being another.
Hi you can now down load the preset updater hereThanks much - you've made my day
http://downloads.arturia.com/products/vc5-preset-updater/soft/VC5_Preset_Updater_1_0_0_29.pkg
http://downloads.arturia.com/products/vc5-preset-updater/soft/VC5_Preset_Updater_1_0_0_29.exe
Terrym
I'm not talking about saving the email but the program download itself to a separate place. That way you needn't mess with your email client when you need to reinstall something.I would immediately save that download to someplace safe so if this happens again you're not left out in the cold. I save every download off to at least 2 and sometimes 3 places depending on the size. Hard drives are cheap nowadays.
They re-sent me the Spark installation download.
I have folders in my email for various categories, Music/Tech being one of them, Pro Tools being another.
I would immediately save that download to someplace safe so if this happens again you're not left out in the cold. I save every download off to at least 2 and sometimes 3 places depending on the size. Hard drives are cheap nowadays.
They re-sent me the Spark installation download.
I would immediately save that download to someplace safe so if this happens again you're not left out in the cold. I save every download off to at least 2 and sometimes 3 places depending on the size. Hard drives are cheap nowadays.
They re-sent me the Spark installation download.
So how did you solve the issue?I seem to have lost Spark, as I was advised to do a complete Uninstall before Installing the V5 package.Do you still have your VC4 downloads? I don't know who advised you to do a complete uninstall as it's not necessary for installing VC5. I don't know that being a beta tester would have anything to do with having to do an uninstall.
Perhaps because I had several versions as I was Beta testing.
Any way that I can re-acquire Spark?
Actually you may be able to recover Spark through ASC.
It shows as activated, but it never re-installed along with the V-5 package, I'm not sure if Benjamin realized when he emailed me this that Spark would not recycle.
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So how did you solve the issue?I seem to have lost Spark, as I was advised to do a complete Uninstall before Installing the V5 package.Do you still have your VC4 downloads? I don't know who advised you to do a complete uninstall as it's not necessary for installing VC5. I don't know that being a beta tester would have anything to do with having to do an uninstall.
Perhaps because I had several versions as I was Beta testing.
Any way that I can re-acquire Spark?
Actually you may be able to recover Spark through ASC.
It shows as activated, but it never re-installed along with the V-5 package, I'm not sure if Benjamin realized when he emailed me this that Spark would not recycle.
SOLVED
I seem to have lost Spark, as I was advised to do a complete Uninstall before Installing the V5 package.Do you still have your VC4 downloads? I don't know who advised you to do a complete uninstall as it's not necessary for installing VC5. I don't know that being a beta tester would have anything to do with having to do an uninstall.
Perhaps because I had several versions as I was Beta testing.
Any way that I can re-acquire Spark?
Actually you may be able to recover Spark through ASC.
I seem to have lost Spark, as I was advised to do a complete Uninstall before Installing the V5 package.Do you still have your VC4 downloads? I don't know who advised you to do a complete uninstall as it's not necessary for installing VC5. I don't know that being a beta tester would have anything to do with having to do an uninstall.
Perhaps because I had several versions as I was Beta testing.
Any way that I can re-acquire Spark?
