EHM 2005 and e-license

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Snowmon
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EHM 2005 and e-license

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I've tried asking this on the SI forums and haven't got a response yet. So, I thought I'd see if anybody here has any thoughts.

I know I've read before about copying the install file, patch and license on a CD so you have a disk copy of EHM 2007, but what about EHM 2005?

The download version of 2005 that I bought through TryMedia gave me an e-mail saying that I could install it 5 separate times and then I'd have to contact them.

I'm concerned now that with EHM no longer being produced that TryMedia will stop supporting the game and I could be out of luck, even before 5 installs, if I ever have to re-install the game.

So, my question is: Are there any particular license and/or setup files in EHM 2005 that I need to copy to a CD to ensure I'll be able to always play it, or should I try to find a boxed CD version of EHM 2005?

Or does the CD version of the game still require online licensing through a company that may stop supporting EHM now that the franchise has stopped?

I know I'll get hooked on 2007 once I start playing it, but I don't want to lose my ability to play EHM 2005. I really enjoy the series and want to be able to play both for years to come.
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