OK, I'm making the switch from a Diablo Trinity to HP Tuners and have a question that I can't seem to find the answer to (or I'd just like to get clarification on). I'd like to keep my "edited" Diablo tune that I've worked on for the last few months (currently in my VCM) until I get my hands around tweaking with HP, but I'd also like to pull my stock tune out to save a copy of.
I found a reply to a thread that suggested pretty much exactly what I had planned on doing, but I'm wondering if I'll have to liscense both tune files? Here's the suggestion:
Originally Posted by
hobbesnmina2001
1) Do a read of the Predator tune calling it that and save it in its own file.
2) Put back the original Corvette tune stored in the Predator, and call it your stock Corvette tune and put in its own file.
3) Now you have two tunes to compare the differences, and your Predator is unlocked. You can proceed to use the Predator tune as your base tune if you like but first do a save as Predator Tune XXX and start with that.
Also, judging by this comment in the "help" file, it looks like I'll only have to use one liscense:
For example:
When working with your own vehicle, you will almost always read the vehicle first.
After the read, you will be prompted to license the vehicles file.
Now you have a license for your vehicle and all files you read from it.
The way I read this is after I pull and save the Diablo tune, I can reinstall the stock tune via the Trinity and then pull it from the car and save it as well?.. 
Thanks for any help... 
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