>>Hi victor,
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>>>Ok now THIS has been slipped into the EULA for VFP9.
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>>>"The software is engineered to allow you to use it in certain ways. You must comply with these technical limitations. For more information about them, see the software documentation. You may not ... work around technical limitations in the software..."
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>>>What? Can't work around the technical limitations in the software? Are the Micro$oft lawyers smokin crack now or something? What the heck does THAT mean I can't do now?
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>>I don't know what it means for you americans, I do know what it means for me: ABSOLUTELY NOTHING There won't be any dutch judge convict anyone on these terms. If it aint clear then it has no juridical value at all. It is just one of those MS tricks...
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>>Walter,
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>That's the way I see it too. I mean if something is too vague then it can't be defendable because at one point everybody will be right trying to defend or sue someone based on it.

Problem here in the USA is that when something such as this is too vague, then you have to argue it in court....which means you're going to have to fight Micro$oft and their army of lawyers - needless to say a lowly software developer won't have nearly the resources hat M$ has. Like I said - it's an intentional intimidation tactic.