Legally using Front Page

[Guest]

Can I legally use FrontPage for Websites I get paid to develop?

 

[Jon Spivey]

Of course you can. You can build as many sites as you like with it

 

[Murray]

Did you purchase it?

 

[Kevin Spencer]

Can you legally use Word to write books you sell? Same answer.

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[JoAnn Paules [MSFT MVP]]

Yes, provided you send 10% of your fee to each of the people who answered
this question. ;-)

 

[Tom Pepper Willett]

In that case, JoAnn, I too will say "yes"!

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[Murray]

Too late. Too late. I already cashed your check.

 

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not enough..




| Yes, provided you send 10% of your fee to each of the people who answered
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| MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
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[Andrew Murray]

Yes....why would you think otherwise?

I think there's a limitation on educational versions; i.e. you can use it
only for education/teaching, not in a commercial environment or gain (i.e.
using in business developing sites).