Isn't this just plain illegal? Since I assume you only once bought
Finale full, and then bought upgrades, you still only have one serial
number. Although you are obviously permitted to run as many different
versions of Finale as you own, I doubt very much that you can give away
an early
dhbailey schrieb:
Sharing it with another Finale user who ALSO has a legally purchased
license wouldn't be illegal. That person has paid for and is
legitimately allowed to use Finale, too.
Perhaps I am counting fly legs here, but strictly speaking I do not
believe this is true. The
At 11:15 AM 6/27/05 -0400, Andrew Stiller wrote:
If one of the
folks on this list, for example, were to take their original Finale 1.0
diskette, stick it in liquid nitrogen to preserve it, and later sell it
to a museum, I would regard that as, quite literally, none of
MakeMusic's business,
had 30 or 60 days to register or printing and save
functions stopped working.
Richard Bartkus
From: Andrew Stiller [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 2005/06/27 Mon AM 11:15:13 EDT
To: finale@shsu.edu
Subject: Re: [Finale] Plug-ins and Vintage.
On Jun 27, 2005, at 7:14 AM, dhbailey wrote
At 6/27/2005 11:28 AM, Dennis Bathory-Kitsz wrote:
The issue of preservation of older software, especially games, is a
big
deal now. The US Copyright Office recently had a call for comments
on
'abandonware' and what it means and how the current law applies.
The
definition of 'abandonware' is
Friends
Regarding the antique software of which Andrew Stiller wrote, my
informed lay opinion [NB: I am not an attorney of and do not play one
on either the radio, or the internet] is that there are two overlapping
concerns. With respect to the manuals and media upon which a version of
I wonder what MM's policy is with regards to selling Finale Mac 2003?
The web site says that they will sell Finale 2004 for the Mac on
system 9, but everyone knows that it is unusable. Finale Mac 2003 in
system 9 is still faster than the current versions and would
therefore be fairly valuable.
Keith,
I have a copy of Finale 2.6.3 that still works. I started with Finale
1.0 on a floppy disk. I may have the floppy around somewhere but no
computer to run it on.
Hal Owen
Many thanks for viewpoints given on plug-ins.
As a frivolous aside, I wonder who has the earliest version of
I have a copy of Finale 2.6.3 that still works. I started with Finale
1.0 on a floppy disk. I may have the floppy around somewhere but no
computer to run it on.
I have files from the one before the one with the spiral bound manuals.
Which was that? (I also cannot currently open them because
Many thanks for viewpoints given on plug-ins.
As a frivolous aside, I wonder who has the earliest version of Finale still
in working order? By now it would be a bit like a 1948 Jaguar!- or would it?
The earliest I know of was called -I think, 3.1. (Or was that Windows?)
But I'm just a new (old)
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