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You should be able to call them up and get the keys moved over to your new laptop. All of those should be able to disable the keys remotely...
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A friend of a friend had this happen to him once and he said one of his mates' brothers knew a guy who could sort him out with all those apps without any problem and I think if I remember correctly he tweeted the other day that they are all installed and working fine.
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This happened to me recently. I just reinstalled the apps and used the same keys and they worked. I'm pretty sure they only check if the keys are being used on one computer at a time. You can guarantee that the stolen mac was formated and your keys aren't being used.
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I had my MacBook stolen the other day, with some genuinely purchased software on it.
How difficult will it be for me to "purchase" and install new versions of FCP, PS and MS Office? I am a relative layman, but know how torrents etc work.