>>Well, I was going to write an article about my experiences with dynazip including installation issues and
>>VFP specific things that i've run across.
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>>I sent an email to their sales department to see if there was anything they wanted included and to see if they were interested in the partnership program and the response i got was as follows.
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>>While I understand your wanting to post the information, we really don't want
>>you to do it, and it would be a violation of your license agreement.
>
>If you have a chance, you may double check that with a professional writer. Everyone can write an article about anything he want. Maybe they thought you wanted to put source code and lot of stuff like that in the article. I'm sure, I've seen articles about Dynazip in magazines before.

i double checked the license agreement and it states :
"nor may you distribute information about the API, structures, or return codes inherent in these DLLs, OCXs, and VBXs"

hopefully i didn't violate the agreement by posting what it said.

i guess i could write an article and skirt the above issues but i problably won't.

i may however post something to the KB about installation and registration issues which don't seem to be covered above.

sorry, i don't know any professional writers :(