David Lawrence said: >I never said the license might cost you, I just said don't do it unless >you have one. I'm fully aware of their licensing structure. I never said you didn't say. I said you did not stress this fact. Big difference, especially as you made it sound like you were trying to tell us Emailer users that Habeas was not for us. Just check your subject line.
My first message was from the hip, sorry for that. But I still hold it unlikely that Habeas would care very much if a lone user used Habeas in private email without a license, especially outside of the US. It would also be both easier and make more sense just to ask the offender to get a license, rather than to go to court. Courts don't work the way you americans are used ot here in Europe, at least not yet. Just recently a young norwegian won the battle to use DVDcopies (of preowned movies) on his Linux system. Which shows that copyright isn't as clearcut as you seem to think. I'd say those companies that sued him, have more money than Habeas ever will. But let's drop this quabble and investigate how to get it working, fully licensed of course, in Emailer, instead. ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
