LOL!

Actually, I think what he means does VFP 8 check for a running version of VFP 7 (which I suppose it doesn't) so compliance is auto-enforced within his organization. I don't think he was beating Ken up on this. He was just saying (I think) that he wants to remain in compliance and he wants to know how much work it will be.

Kevin


Oh, and by the way, Ken, have you stopped beating your wife yet?

Give the poor guy a break, people, what do you _expect_ him to say here? "Oh, go ahead, do whatever you want"? That would go over real well with his higher-ups, I'm sure.

>However, the question of whether this EULA for upgrades (or downgrades) will be *technically enforced*
>has stirred up debate in another thread "Rough Price Estimate" (which I started after confusion). As a
>gov't agency vfp license manager, this is something I'd really like to know, so I that can know how I
>should try and tackle enforcing the EULA. If it's technically enforced , my job is simple. If it's not,
>I really will have my work cut out, to keep my agency entirely legal regarding vfp8, and perhaps other
>MS products as well (.NET is another, e.g.).
>
>Can you answer this (the technical enforcement issue on up/down-grades) once and for all, to end our
>speculations? I would greatly appreciate it.