I wish you were right. But I think Gary has read exactly what MS is saying. Especially the part about "you should seek your own legal counsel". If MS wanted to say "It's ok if you buy a license" or "it is not supported by tech support - use at your own (technical vs legal) risk" they are capable of making that very clear.
I'm afraid what Ken posted has no ambiguity, no matter how much we might wish otherwise. I'd hate to pitch my legal (or financial) resources against MS's in court.
>>As it stands, I'm satisfied that the meaning is
perfectly clear, and from my perspective there is no need for further clarification.
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>Mike
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