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I am considering purchasing Roxio Creator 2010 online on Roxio's web site. My question relates to future support of the program when it is purchased online versus at a retail outlet.
In other words I want to know if purchasers of the online version would be afforded the same (future opportunity) as retail purchasers of this product to obtain patches or updates as they may become available on the Roxio site. This may sound like a strange question. However, if you look at updates for Roxio Creator 2009 on Roxio's web site, it clearly states the updates are only available for individuals who have a 'retail' version of the product and I would assume the verbiage listed for Roxio Creator 2010 would indicate the same language as updates become available (in the future) for Roxio Creator 2010. So if the online purchase is not 'retail', does online support in the way of future patches still apply?
Support becomes very important in the future...particularly as Windows Updates can sometimes make parts of the program incompatible. Anyone who has had previous experiences with Roxio would understand what I am talking about. Obviously no one here (who has Roxio Creator 2010) can give me a definitive answer because there are no updates available for this new program. 'However', what about users of Roxio Creator 2009 who purchased the program on the Roxio web site? Have those individuals been afforded the opportunity to download updates or patches in the same manner as retail purchasers of the product? History often repeats itself and I would assume whatever the scenario has been with Roxio Creator 2009 will apply with the new version.
USB requires a protocol stack (because it's a multi-device bus).–Jan 14 '15 at 18:26. The term 'serial port' simply means that the data is transferred one bit at a time over a single signal path - in that sense even Ethernet is serial in nature. The word serial in both terms implies no relationship other the width of the data path.You are right in that the term serial-port in the context of a PC normally means an RS-232 port, but there are other serial port standards such as RS-422 and RS-485 often used in industrial applications. What these have in common is that they are implemented using a UART.The term Universal in USB merely reflects the fact that it is not a specific device interface such as the dedicated mouse or keyboard ports found on older hardware. USB stand for Universal Serial Bus not Port. Use ethernet as serial port switch.
I would appreciate a response from anyone who understands this issue or has some experience with it versus feedback that results to mere speculation about my question. If I cannot get a definite answer, I will not consider buying the online version. It's a good program and I'd like to have it. However, it's too much money to spend without having full knowledge as it relates to support. Thanks for any feedback.
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P.S. I know I can purchase a backup disk with an online purchase. However, from previous experience years ago, those backup disks do not come in a package like the retail version. They are just that...a backup disk of the online download...no more or less. I have no knowledge of that being any different now.
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