As I understand it, a personal license for an individual is free, so it might be worth while for someone to consider getting one. Adam Engst/TidBITS seemed impressed with them, and TidBITS has signed up. You can see the Habeas header in TidBITS if you look at long headers.
Doug >From: David Lawrence <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Subject: Re: Habeas headers - don't do it > > >And if you do any of this without a license from Habeas, they will sue >you in very short order for trademark and patent violations. That is >their business plan. I know - I did the voice work for their Flash cuts, >and I am friends with their CEO. > >Habeas is actually more appropriate for LetterRip users, and again, only >when licensed. Doug Hinschberger Administrative Services Manager Stroud's Auto Rebuild 2001 Honorable Mention Consumer Advocate Better Business Bureau Business of the Year [EMAIL PROTECTED] (253) 474-0709 <http://www.stroudsautorebuild.com> ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
