>>Purely an opinion, and one of the MS guys could verify this, but I think what Eric is saying is that you don't need a new licensed copy since it is no longer supported. Just zip it up and put it at the new site. You will then have the development environment for them to work from.
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>That's exactly what I meant to say :)

I want to make sure I understand this.

Because MS no longer supports FPD26 (and I'm assuming FPW26 as well), it is now legal for me to make copies and install it on different machines?

I still use FPW26 to support legacy systems which are being re-written to another platform. I don't own a license for my home PC. Can I make a copy of my employer's version (with their permission of course) and legally install it on my home computer?

Does this hold true for any unsupported software?

Thanks.........Rich