Hi Severin, The situation depends on the specific licences for each package (you know, those really long licences that everybody reads and understands every time software is installed...). The licence may also vary if you have an academic or institutional copy. Usually, a condition of all upgrade licenses is that EITHER the original licence OR the upgraded licence can be in use at any point in time. Therefore, you cannot usually sell the old licence else unless you forfeit your use of the ugprade. But, like I say, it depends on the conditions of the specific licence...
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