Author: Dann Corbit
Date: 10:50:34 09/26/05
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On September 26, 2005 at 13:37:02, Michael Diosi wrote: >On September 26, 2005 at 13:28:57, Gabor Szots wrote: > >>On September 26, 2005 at 13:08:47, Michael Diosi wrote: >> >>>On September 26, 2005 at 13:05:01, Gabor Szots wrote: >>> >>>>I read with astonishment that I must submit a "fingerprint" of my computer if I >>>>want to obtain a personal licence code for Fruit. Does this really mean that I >>>>can't use it on 2 computers? Of the commercials I have Shredder, Gandalf, Deep >>>>Sjeng and Ruffian, and I have installed all of them on 2 machines. And I did not >>>>have to pay twice. >>>> >>>>Gábor >>> >>> >>> >>>You did buy Windows XP twice did you ? >>> >>>Michael >> >>I use a Win XP and a Win 2000 machine. But that is irrelevant. If you buy a new >>computer, do you have to buy your Windows XP once more? I think you have the >>right to install your Win XP on any computer you like if you install it on only >>one computer. In the case of Fruit, if you buy a new computer, you have to buy a >>new Fruit too, even if you don't use it on the old machine. >> >>Gábor > >Hello, > >No but you can't install your copy on both computer at the same time if you have >a single user license. Why don't you people read the information provided on the >homepages page first ? Do you read informations or licenses ever ? Seems not as >you would know that Windows XP comes with a single user license. > >It is different with Fruit. Do you actually read all 10,000 words that come with each software installation (not all are that wordy, but I have come across license agreements that went on for pages and pages)? I expect that if somewhere in the middle an agreement it said "You do hereby promise to give me your first born son and to wear your underpants on the outside of your pants for the rest of your life..." less than 1% of customers would notice it.
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