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Re: Cnvrt MS-DOS 5.0 from 3.5 to 5.25 HELP

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From: roy schmidt
Date: Tue, 18 Jun 1991 20:29
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Licenses do vary, but it seems to me that for *operating systems* the
rule is one copy for one machine.  Borland allows their applications and
languages to be used on more than one machine (but one at a time) and
even MS has granted a similar privilege for WINDOWS 3.0 (but you have to
be holding their proof of license card in your teeth while typing.)  But
last I saw, MS-DOS was strictly a one-for-one deal.

Disclaimer: My copy of 5.0 is in the clutches of UPS, so I have not had
a chance to review the license with my l*wy*r.  I am not a l*wy*r.  I do
not work for Microsoft.  My son does not work for Microsoft, and he's
too young to be a l*wy*r.  Microsoft has lots of l*wy*rs.


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