Author: Bruce Moreland
Date: 14:30:36 08/06/01
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On August 06, 2001 at 16:08:39, Miguel A. Ballicora wrote: >Besides, I also have the right to install the same >software in computers that I do not use at the same time. i.e., my computer at >home and the one at my office at work. Don't I have that right? This seems awful thin, but it reminds me of something that happened with I worked for the Washington State Library (1986). We were using Microsoft C to build a product (we had to be some of the few people in all of state government using C to do anything, and it was also one of the first applications that used a CD-ROM). There were four of us operating out of one cube, each of us armed with a PC clone running at 8 mhz, 640K of memory, and either a 10- or a 20- megabyte hard drive. These were hot machines. One day a couple of us figured out that installing the C compiler on all four machines violated the license. We told our boss about this, and his reply was: "Make sure that only one of you is compiling at any given time." bruce
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