[analogy snipped] > If you would consider that to be distribution of the book, then why > wouldn't you consider the situation to be the same with software? > Software licenses (often) grant rights to perform actions which would not be permitted by copyright law. You cannot "reason" by analogy as in your example. Forrest J. Cavalier III, Mib Software Voice 570-992-8824 The Reuse RKT: Efficient awareness for software reuse: Free WWW site lists over 6000 of the most popular open source libraries, functions, and applications. http://www.mibsoftware.com/reuse/
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