I was right. I was missing your point. I see what you're getting at now.

Alan

>The EULA in question in this thread applies to the runtimes, not the development environment. Since MS doesn't resell apps written in VFP that require the runtime, technically, MS is not requiring both. But, I'm not an attorney and certainly don't understand the law on this. I'm just giving my opinion on how I read it.
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>>I don't think I understand your point. How would you propose using VFP without owning Windows. Unless you are talking about using it on someone else's pc, but then again, only on Windows.
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>>I think I just plain missed your point.
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>>Alan
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