[ql-users] New email address and address
I think I have posted this here before, but apologies if I haven't... I am still getting emails to my old o2 email address - while this is still active, and will continue, I only check it maybe twice a week at best, due to the fact I have no phone line at home, and rely on a GPRS/Bluetooth link from my laptop to my mobile phone for email and internet access at home (very expensive - so only used in emergencies!) Therefore, for a much speedier response, use this email address:- dbranaghATcmsperipheralsDOTcom (obviously replacing AT and DOT with the correct symbols, this done to try and annoy the damn spamming robots) This email is checked constantly daily weekdays while at work, 9am-5.30pm. Also, I am also still getting some snail mail to my parents address in Wicklow. Again, this will get to me, just more slowly as it needs to be forwarded. My new postal address, for the foreseeable future, is:- Darren Branagh, Gortnaclassa, Cong, Co.Mayo. IRELAND. Tel: +353-86-8100090. Voicemail: +353-86-58100090. Dilwyn, can you put this change in the next QL Today? And, if anyone from QUANTA is listening, can you do the same in QUANTA? Sorry if this seems repetitive, but I have got a few people complaining about trying to contact me lately and hopefully this should set the matter straight. Many thanks, Darren. ___ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm
Re: [ql-users] Digital Precision Software
John Hall wrote: Derek Stewart wrote: The DP package was not really worth the money... But I bought to support the QL scene. There are much better software around which is free. The point I was trying to make was a slightly different one - the licence conditions attached to the DP bundle prevent ME from selling or giving away MY copy! (From memory, they also forbid me from doing the same with any earlier versions of the software included in the bundle software that I might have previously acquired.) I also bought them when it was offered (having never really bought any s/ware, it really expanded my collection). From the agreement: (10) Remember, by purchasing this collection you have agreed to its licence conditions. Note that it is for your personal use only (you can make a reasonable number of security backups of it or its contents - again, all for your own use only), and that you agree not to resell, or otherwise pass on, whether for reward or otherwise, any part (except ZIP and UNZIP) or all of it, or of any Digital Precision Ltd software already possessed by you, to _any_ third party, in any circumstances. Breaches of this will be dealt with severely. This means, among other things, that if you are disposing of part or all of your QL system you may NOT pass on this collection (or any part of it, except ZIP and UNZIP) with it. Plus (13)...And of course, nothing in this document shall be construed as taking away or reducing any statutory or other enforceable rights that you may possess. The question I have (as I can't remember) is if attention was drawn to statement (10) BEFORE the purchase of the goods. This comes from a bit of paper (containing the document) that came included with the disks AFTER I had purchased them - there is no mention of what to do if I disagree with the terms of the document (like Windows says contact your supplier for details of how to return the unused product(s) for a refund if you disagree with its licence terms). Robert ___ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm
