Just for the record, if I were doing something that caused that dialog to 
display (and frankly, in 10 years of using BBEdit, I have never seen it, even 
though I do use it on two different machines) I wouldn't hesitate to buy 
another license. BBEdit is a program that has paid for itself a hundred times 
over. The value is just phenomenal for the price tag. Even if I felt I were 
technically within the terms of the license, if it made my life easier, why not 
spring for another copy? It's not going to break me.

I also have to say, for the record, that BareBones is the most helpful, 
supportive and responsive company I've ever done business with. I know I've 
thanked you guys every time you've helped me with a functionality issue, 
feature request or just plain good advice about leveraging BBEdit's features, 
but I really can't thank you enough for all the support you've given and the 
time you've saved me over the years.

Maybe Evan doesn't realize it, but it insults the intelligence of most of the 
users on this list to imply that BBEdit is anything less than an otustanding 
product or that BareBones is anything less than scrupulous in its treatment of 
its customers.

In my estimation, Evan, you don't deserve a product like BBEdit.

On Wednesday, May 17, 2006, at 07:33AM, Patrick Woolsey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote:

>Evan sez:
>
>>> the License seems to be in the manual, and IIRC the manual is in
>>> the demo download so I'm afraid this doesn't stand up very well to
>>> scrutiny. Where do you suggest they 'hide it'? (I find this
>>> phrasing pretty inflammatory, it's hardly neutral.) Where would you
>>> *expect* to find such information?
>>>
>>> So you can download the demo, read the manual, find the Licence
>>> Agreement. I can't think of a simpler way.
>>
>>How about when you buy the thing, instead of saying you're buying a
>>"single user license," say "two machine license." It's even the same
>>number of characters!
>
>Perhaps because it _is_ a single user license. :-)
>
>As I've already described, the difference is that unlike most such
>licenses, ours explicitly allows use of the software by the licensed user
>on two machines rather than only one.
>
>
>Regards,
>
> Patrick Woolsey  /  Director of Technical Services
>==
>Bare Bones Software, Inc.                        <http://www.barebones.com>
>P.O. Box 1048, Bedford, MA 01730-1048
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