>Because I don't "own" it at home... the copies I have are ones I bought >for work... way back before I had a Mac at home. By the time I got a Mac >for home, [EMAIL PROTECTED] had already been EOL'd by Apple. :( > >I may eventually inherit a "legal" copy from the company, since they are >slowly but surely phasing out all the Macs <double :(>. But until then, >I'll keep using [EMAIL PROTECTED] until they force me to get rid of my Mac >(which >may also be the day I turn in my resignation! <haha>) or it breaks.
You know, Emailer doesn't actually pay the least bit of attention to whatever serial number you put into it when you install it. Heck, you can just leave that field blank and it won't care. And I REALLY REALLY REALLY don't think Apple gives a darn if you "pirate" yourself a few extra installs of it. In fact, I have it on really good authority that Apple's whole attitude towards Emailer is to simply ignore anyone that brings it up in conversation. They don't want to spend any time thinking about it at all. I'm pretty much 100% positive, that as long as you keep buying new Macs, Apple will go ahead and tell you that you are free to install Emailer on all the Macs you own. I'm sure they will happily grant you an unlimited license for your own use of Emailer if that is what it takes to get you to continue to buy Macs. But hey, you might have issues with using a copy that isn't officially legal. You could always email Apple and ask them permission to install a 2nd copy of Emailer on your home Mac. They will probably ask you why you don't like Mail, and you can offer to give them your list of likes and dislikes in exchange for permission to install another copy of Emailer. I'm pretty sure they will go for that deal. -chris <http://www.mythtech.net> ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
