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Date: | Tue, 23 Mar 1999 11:36:25 -0500 |
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> Paveza, Gary wrote:
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> Unless I am mistaken, there is a lot of software vendors who
> license their products for a given number of users. This is
> not unique to HP. They use that "number in memory" to make
> sure that the license agreement is valid. You might not agree
> with it, but that's how it is.
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Gary, if we talking about a software license, fine, but if we
are talking about HARDWARE, that is a different issue. If I
want to use an HP9000 as a boat anchor OR a 3000 what's the
difference. As i mentioned previously, software is a different
issue, you buy a license to use software under certain
conditions. I guess one could sell hardware the same way, but
I have never seen a hardware purchase agreement where HP
stipulated that the buyer agrees to use the hardware only for
certain purposes.
Nick D.
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