well... this is a perfect example of why more and more software is gonna require the same kinda activation that winXP does...
you are not selling the license D... you are not authorized to sell the license, seeing as you are not a reseller of the company that licensed it to you in the first place... so, in effect, all you are doing is selling the software to an unlicensed third party for use by an unlicensed third party...
which may or may not be alright with the software maker... for they may stipulate in their EULA (if they have one) that the owner of the software and the mdeia on which it resides, becomes the sole licesee...
for that matter, their EULA may allow unlimited redistribution of their software by licensed users... to anyone... and everyone...
i dunno...
hey... just making an observation... i aint no lawyer... and, furthermore, i really could care less one way or the other...
i hope everyone turns out to be satisfied...
just had to put my 2 cents in... now, i'm wonderin' why :)
--Mike
you are not selling the license D... you are not authorized to sell the license, seeing as you are not a reseller of the company that licensed it to you in the first place... so, in effect, all you are doing is selling the software to an unlicensed third party for use by an unlicensed third party...
which may or may not be alright with the software maker... for they may stipulate in their EULA (if they have one) that the owner of the software and the mdeia on which it resides, becomes the sole licesee...
for that matter, their EULA may allow unlimited redistribution of their software by licensed users... to anyone... and everyone...
i dunno...
hey... just making an observation... i aint no lawyer... and, furthermore, i really could care less one way or the other...
i hope everyone turns out to be satisfied...
just had to put my 2 cents in... now, i'm wonderin' why :)
--Mike