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In article <l96cogINNcgb@exodus.Eng.Sun.COM> rberlin@birdland.Eng.Sun.COM (Rich Berlin) writes:
>Subparagraph b is correct; the license prohibits using xnews to
>rasterize anything--with or without fonts--if the end result will be
>hardcopy.  The fonts are the major sticking point, i.e. the area in
>which (I am given to understand) a font vendor could sue directly or
>force us to do so; but the prohibition is broader than that.  You may
>not use xnews to rasterize for hardcopy, except via NeWSprint.

What about using xnews to rasterize for a fax server? Is that
considered "hardcopy"?

Because there are PRODUCTS our there (I won't say which) which use it
exactly for that purpose, and which need to be converted to use
Ghostscript if the above applies to faxservers.

Thanks for clarifying ...

Wolf
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