> T8905719 said,
>
> > Yer I am in the same situation were I own NC2 but want to upgrade
> > to NC3. I dont see why I should have to hand NC2 back in because
> > there are programs on it that I use (X-arc) that are not on NC3. I
> > agree that selling an older version is not on but if you pay for net
> > connect 2 surely that means it should be yours forever. Your then
> > paying again to get the upgraded version so surely you should be
> > entitled to own both.
>
> If you want to own both, buy both. The upgrade is just that, you are
> moving from NC2 to NC3. If you trade in your car for a newer model, you
> don't expect to keep the old car too.
>
You might keep the stereo and put it in the new car?
(ie- X-arc in my case)
I very much doubt anyone could argue this is illegal.
The only programs I use on a regular basis from NC2 are Genesis, MD2
and X-Arc. I still much prefer Aweb for browsing so to be honest i'm
not sure it's worth me upgrading anyway (unless Voyager jumps ahead
leaps and bounds).
> Maybe if people were more honest, this wouldn't be an issue. After NC2
> came out, Active received a lot of registrations and support enquiries
> from new "owners" of NC1, copies that had already been registered under
> a different name.
>
I can't argue with this , but it's not my fault.
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