K
kurttrail
Jupiter said:Laurel;
It would be nice if Microsoft allowed a single purchase to be
installed on multiple computers in a household.
But that is not what the EULA says.
As with any product purchased, we have a choice and if the terms are
not acceptable we do not buy.
"...where they lend their disk to all and sundry."
The same for any product.
Pick a product, any product you want.
What would happen to theft of that product if the manufacturers gave
it to everyone who wanted their product?
Is that a reason to force that business to give their product away or
even lower their price?
After all theft of that product would most likely go down.
It is easy to justify ourselves because we feel the price is high or
the terms are not as we would like.
But that does not change the agreement.
If the price does not justify upgrading multiple computers, then
perhaps some computers should not be upgraded at this time.
Ignoring an agreement is not a good option.
Watch out! Looks like Jupiter is trying to assimilate you!
http://microscum.com/jupiter/
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