>>Is it accurate to say that, if we buy and install VFP 7 for our organization, then individual developers can also install it and use it at home without an additional license, provided that two installations of the same licensed copy are never in use at the same time?
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>>Wow ... I had to read that twice, and I wrote the dang thing! But I think you get the gist :)
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>While I don't know, unless they have radically changed the licensing from VFP 6, you must have a license for each machine you will be installing VFP on. I have a desktop, laptop and my home computer and to have VFP on all requires 3 licenses. (at least that is my understanding of the license when I read it.)

No. It's the same as version 6. If you are an individual, you can make copies for other computers that you use (providing you are the only person using the software). If you are an 'entity', then an individual has to be designated as the sole user for the license, and then that 'sole user' can treat it as the individual above. At least that's how I read it, and it really does seem pretty clear in the EULA.

Alan