>Agreed. I don't think I've ever heard of a licensing agreement like that.
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>UPDATE: Reading further in the thread, I see this may not necessarily be the case. For sure if I ever look at StrataFrame I will be sure I know the answer.

It is not the case.

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>>The issue I had with Strataframe is, if you don't renew your subscription, you can't get back into the work you've already done. That is just wrong.
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>>>>>>>StrataFrame is especially good for VFP programmers. The developers designed it for the VFP programmers working at their
>>>>So the Enterprise server is only required to make a Strataframe based windows application 'portable'? If I only develop strataframe web apps the users do not need Enterprise server or licenses for it.
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>>>>Is that correct?
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>>>Yep, you got it.