Also, I would think that a person who sells software or software development services for a living would be a little more sensitive to this issue. I used to be bad, but have cleaned up my act and can't honestly think of one illegal bit of software running in my home.


>The EU sanctions have nothing to do with copyrights on VFP, but rather bundling things with Windows and not publishing all the APIs. In the end, you have to decide if it's worth the risk.
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>>LOL, After its defeat by the EU government, I doubt that its juristriction reaches beyond the US. Not that we do not have the licences, but I'm not holding a tight licence administration and am not tracking and spending a lot of time on licence agreements. After trying to understand EULA's from MS and crystal reports I just gave up. I really don't care whether two or three developers are using the two CR licences concurrently: It is about impossible to track. Also some clients are accessing our servers and using our product and MS office to evaluate. Now I do know I've got a number of MS word licences but the last thing I'm doing is tracking that at a certain time I've got enough licences.
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