In a message dated 09/17/2006 17:17:34 GMT Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
They certainly should given how they claim that what you buy is a licence,
you do not own the program. But I'd guess that they will make you jump
through hoops. That is why I copied my XP install disks and I only use the
copies to install. That way if they get damaged I can just copy another.
Jim
Jim
Go on be a gentleman and send Phyllis a copy LOL. Or perhaps you could
upload the CD to a free file hosting service and let Phyllis download it.
Seriously do you know how large the CD is? Phyllis has the license so I don't
suppose it infringes copywrite.
Regards
Paris
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