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In article <1992Nov17.161056.28093@rzu-news.unizh.ch> suter@rsl.geogr.unizh.ch (Martin Suter) writes:
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<We are currently evaluating a text processing system for our SUN-Sparcstations
<and we think FrameMaker (R) would be nice indeed. I've read an article
<on usenet which states:
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<> ... As I understand it, you only need a license to start
<> using FrameMaker (if that), to save documents, and to print documents.
<> With a little discipline, several simultaneous users can get by with
<> one license.  I think our site has five licenses for thirty users ...
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<Who has more information about this subject? Is the above statement true?

The above statement is not true.  If you have floating licenses, like we do,
you cannot have more people using FrameMaker than there are floating licenses.
In our case we have four.  The fifth person can't even open a document unless
there is a license available.

We are running 3.1X on SPARCstations.
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