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Do you have any programs or hardware which have those specific &quot;Initials/abbreviations&quot; in them? &nbsp;or their manufacturer. &nbsp;Such as maybe...&quot;Silicon Software Imagery&quot; -&gt; which might be a Graphics program. &nbsp;Do you have a scanner?<br />
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Do you have any programs or hardware which have those specific "Initials/abbreviations" in them?  or their manufacturer.  Such as maybe..."Silicon Software Imagery" -> which might be a Graphics program.  Do you have a scanner?



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ssi_lpt=1 is the port on which the security key is installed.<br />

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ssi_lpt=1 is the port on which the security key is installed.


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Sounds kind of like a dongle is installed in that respect, for it to be a security key....<br />

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Sounds kind of like a dongle is installed in that respect, for it to be a security key....


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I have two lines in the following files that I would like to know more about.<br />
1) &nbsp;In autoexec.bat: &nbsp;set ssi_act=100,100,200<br />
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2) In system.ini, under [386Enh]: &nbsp;ssi_lpt=1<br />
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I believe they have something to do with the parallel port, but I would like to know exactly what they are and do.
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I have two lines in the following files that I would like to know more about.
1)  In autoexec.bat:  set ssi_act=100,100,200

2) In system.ini, under [386Enh]:  ssi_lpt=1

I believe they have something to do with the parallel port, but I would like to know exactly what they are and do.

Parallel Port

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