Richard Huggins wrote:
It just does not seem to fit the personality of the members of this list to willingly give up an original program CD. Count me as surprised. (And once copy protection comes into play I don't think burning a CD solves anything, does it?)
However, the sending in of an earlier program CD (e.g., Finale 97, as you said) mollifies the issue quite a bit, if truly Sibelius didn't care.
Richard
From: Darcy James Argue <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Okay...do they send it back? I mean, are there people that actually would give up their original program CD (not getting it back)?
Well, yes. Lots. The whole point of the promotion is that you are in theory *switching* to Sibelius from some other music notation program.
But even if you had no intention of giving up Finale after taking advantage of this upgrade (which I believe is not strictly legal), the requirements are so minimal that this wouldn't present a particular burden. My thought was, who *wouldn't* give up their original program CD or a couple of pages out of the manual, in the age of CD burning and online documentation? Hell, you could even send 'em your Finale 97 CD, it doesn't matter to them.
- Darcy
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