On 9/13/2010 5:05 PM, Kurt Wendt wrote:
> Too bad I can't see that website link - since I am blocked here at work
> (Barracuda claims it's a Forum or Newsgroup).
>
> However - I wouldn't be surprised by an article like this involved
> Autodesk. Years ago - on a webboard dedicated to 3DS Max users - there
> were MANY discussions about this - where people wanted to sell the SW
> they bought. For instance, if they were going out of business. Autodesk
> essentially claimed that they couldn't do it - unless they were selling
> the Whole business to someone - and then the SW license could be
> transferred. They were ALWAYS a big stickler about this. Even when
> people tried to sell their Max license on Craigslist - Autodesk would go
> out of the way to try and shut down the sale!


Microsoft did something like this with K-Mart and their SQL Server 
licenses, iirc.

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Mike Babcock, MCP
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