Six Bit Multiple Computer Question

[tylers*train*station]

Does anyone know if Sixbit will allow the same program on multiple computers for the same ebay account?  Or do I have to pay for two Sixbit subscriptions for two computers?

[shipscript]

I don't know the cost, if any. It appears that the database is what is important, since it is stored on your local computer (not in the cloud). You would not want to run two different versions of the database that are not in sync, so only one computer should host the working database.

https://www.sixbitsoftware.com/EN/Networking.htm

[tylers*train*station]

I don't care about the database.  I was wondering if I have to pay for two different subscriptions if I have it on two different computers.

[dhbookds]

Why not ask 6 bit? very friendly and easy to work with...........  We have 2ebay accounts on separate computers, each with 7 Bit installed, and are only charged for one account.  I did accidentally list one item on the "other account" and am not sure exactly how I did it......lol.    They actually installed the 2nd account via a "takeover" on that computer (with our permission)..........as Ship says, one account handles the data base......

Should say, we are very happy with the program...........

[tylers*train*station]

I was not inquiring about being happy with the program, or using two accounts on two computers.  I was inquiring about using one account on two computers.  I do not care about the database.  The reason I have not asked Sixbit is because you have to sign up to ask a question.  I do not want to pay to ask a question.

I thought I would post this on ebay to find an answer.  I am hoping some one can answer the question I asked.

[shipscript]

@tylers*train*station  

A search of this forum answers the question (unless an answer from 3 years ago is inadequate): 

https://community.ebay.com/t5/Seller-Tools/SixBit-Questions/td-p/31035715 

It confirms the two responses already given here. 

[dhbookds]

At the risk of further being of no help........I would point out that they have a 30 day free trial..........during which I'm sure you can ask a question at no cost.......