Re: MS says pirating is illegal, but are their PA rules illegal?
From: Greg P Rozelle (nosuchemail_at_dot.com)
Date: 08/06/03
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Date: Wed, 06 Aug 2003 20:34:32 GMT
>Software distributed with a new computer (OEM version) is limited to that computer.
My Eula for Encarta 96. Say's I can move their software to another
computer. (On the cd it says for distribution with a new pc.)
So which is correct?
I think if you have CD software that came with another computer and
that computer is trashed or cant use. I think you should be able to
use the software on another computer. I don't mean the operating
system.
Most software that comes with a computer can be downloaded anyway.
I would also like to ask the lawyer what he thinks of the activation
issues but his answer(s) might be deleted by Microsoft.
webworm11@NOSPAM.lycos.com
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My advice is as-is. It could trash your system.
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