I highly recommend using password managers in general, but they are also handy for managing your serial numbers and licenses as well. There’s also a version on the Mac App Store, but this is highly unrecommended to not download, as it is often receiving less support, is a little more expensive and limits you to only ever working on a Mac. I will also attach PDF copies of the purchase receipts for each software I buy, so I don’t have to go digging through old emails in the future if I need to contact support for anything requiring proof of purchase. The Activation Key is a card with a code on it, while the Dongle is literally a USB dongle that Resolve can communicate with to give the thumbs up for letting you through to the Studio version. For licenses I have that are nodelocked or requires activation, I will tag those licenses with a tag like “nodelocked.NameOfComputer”, so if I ever need to migrate the system to a new computer, I can quickly see which license require deactivation before I do the migration.
And it’s infinitely more secure than using a plaintext file on Dropbox.Īnother benefit to using 1Password is that you can tag entries. A password manager such as 1Password (which is also available on Windows) is where you should store software license keys, for this very reason.ġPassword’s cloud based sync also allows you to access the info on any iOS, Android, PC or Mac device that you have associated with your 1PW account.
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