Ernest et al: Sorry for the confusion on my part - which is why I included all of the email lists. However, at one time (unless I have a really faulty memory chip) programmers outside of the USA used to complain because they could not get the source code (and sometimes the binary) because of the BATF regulations that considered computer source code as some kind of "munitions."
Also, I personally did have to pay $100 for the source code way back when (about 2001 or 2002) unless I just wanted the binary version. But, I have been allowed to download all of the upgrades since that time for free. However, thanks for clarifying today's pricing options and showing that Jess is available world-wide, even with source. That's great news! Thanks, Rose Bowl Results TCU Horned Frogs, 21 Michigan Badgers, 19 TCU, a small private university, is located in little old Fort Worth, Texas - where the West begins. :-) SDG jco j...@kbsc.com CoFounder DRG 2000 CoFounder ORF-2008/ORF-2009 CoFounder and Speaker (O)RF 2010 http://www.DallasRulesGroup.org http://www.RulesFest.org On Jan 2, 2011, at 5:45 PM, Ernest Friedman-Hill wrote: > > Jess is available under one of four main licensing agreements. Three of these > options are available worldwide -- it is not true that Jess is unavailable > outside the US. Source code is indeed available as part of many agreements, > but in no case is it specifically available for $100.
