You *CANT* duplicate a hasp in hardware mode. Besides the memory that is inside the hasp (that can be easily written using the haspedit.exe and the 2 passwords) there is a chip that provides the encrypt/decrypt services, and this one uses a unique per hasp algorithm. Nothing can write to the hasp chip (EPROM) except for an EPROM programmer. But this is a hardware, not a software you can download. At last, I know only one man that can make hardware hasp duplicates. He's Martin Mckeen.

If that software worths that much, you can spend some money (about $100) providing the dumped data to a dongle cracking service and have a custom hasp software emulator for you.