Adam, Be sure the software you are including on the CD allows you to redistribute it, even if it is free. For example, Eudora requires that you become an "affiliate" (at no charge) to distribute the sponsored mode of Eudora. (See www.eudora.com/affiliate/). At one time I contemplated giving away such a CD to some students. On the off chance that some might object to being included in a general software collection, I first emailed each. I was suprised at some of the answers I got. Many wanted prospective users to visit their site and download it themselve.
Just an observation. Bill At 06:20 PM 8/28/02 +0000, you wrote: >I to have been working here in abbeville on an open source/freeware cd for >a presentation i may be doing for the bayou browsers. Kris and I were >going to make a cd with some of these programs on it >open office >gimp >winzip >vnc (maybe) >avg (free antivirus from grisoft.com) >zone alarm >ad-aware >mozilla >eudora
