Op 4/03/2012 23:55, kristenT schreef:
> Hi I've submitted a couple of licensing queries but no one has responded to
> them yet - I'm looking at what a commercial server license would cost. I
> know this is a technical list, but it's really frustrating not getting any
> reply - perhaps it's being m
Hi I've submitted a couple of licensing queries but no one has responded to
them yet - I'm looking at what a commercial server license would cost. I
know this is a technical list, but it's really frustrating not getting any
reply - perhaps it's being marked as spam on my end?
If anyone could help
Liam Robertson wrote:
> Let me know when you can.
FYI: I've answered this question privately.
br,
Bruno
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Bruno,
My developers have been impressed with your iText product.
In order to sidestep potential IP legal entanglements I was wondering if it
is possible to purchase a developer license that will allow us to use it as
part of a larger commercial software system? We specifically would like to
avoi
Knox, Bernine wrote:
> We have a client that asked if we could get a commercial license from
> you for iText. Is this something you can provide to us for review?
>
Your colleague Torsten Haase already asked the same question.
I refered to Leonard Rosenthol, but I think this was not an option,
bec
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We have a client that asked if we could get a commercial
license from you for iText. Is this something you can provide to us for review?
Thank you in advance for your assistance.
Regards,
Bernine
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