>Do you believe they outsourced the lawyers? Maybe I am giving them and idea, but, they should contract lawyers from china, no translation required as Microsoft will anyways recommend you to hire a lawyer to understand it, so we will need to hire chinese lawyers too, which, of course it won't be so easy or cheap for the regular customer, so their EULA will remain unchallenged, which is pretty much their goal anyways <g>
Then they better contract a lawyer from the smallest country that has a language of its own. <g>
>>Probably the EULAs are written by contracted lawyers, so it's not Mocrosoft's fault anyway < s >
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>>Have a Merry Christmas, Mark.
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