I have an encrypted partition on a USB drive. It was encrypted and mounted by TrueCrypt.
When I use export to USB, it can only export to non-crypted on that drive and not the encrypted(and mounted) partition. Why? Give us the option.
I didn't want to copy DOpus to the normal partition for safety of my license.
Imagine someone steals my USB, what happens? What can he do? He can use my DOpus.
I suspect that the encrypted partition isn't indentifiable as a removable USB device (which is what Opus looks for); possibly TrueCrypt is presenting it as if it were a fixed disk, and so Opus doesn't recognise it.
The Opus licence that is exported is already encrypted, and also locked to the device it's exported to, so no one can steal your licence if they steal your USB (although they can, of course, plug it in and run the program off of it).
And what happens in that case? Imagine I export it to another USB. Does the program check itself and disable one of the USB DOpuses?
Also one other question. DOpus puts the files in root. Can we move them to a more elegant sub folder?
Yes you can just export it again to a replacement device.
Once the files have been exported you can move them anywhere on the device that you like.