I messed up

[slawes]

So here's the deal.
I spent two days doing roto on my laptop at home with an un-licensed version of silhouette roto thinking that I could just open it up on my licensed version at work and everything would be good. Obviously there are two problems with this - (1) this is probably breaking the software license agreement and I shouldn't even be admitting this (clearly I wasn't thinking, and I do apologize) and (2) now I have all of these roto splines and no-way to extract them.
Question - If I purchased a license for my laptop, could I then extract the splines from silhouette roto, even though I have done all the work on an un-licensed version ?

Or am I totally screwed ?

Again, sorry for being a pain but I hope this can be resolved.
Many thanks,
Stephen.

[perryk]

If I remember correctly, if you purchase a license for the same computer on which you created the project (in demo mode), the project will become "unlocked" along with the application.

To use that project on a different computer, just resave it (after purchasing the license for that computer).

These machinations were necessary to prevent a room full of unlicensed demo versions creating projects for one licensed version to render. I'm sure you'll understand.

Thanks