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From: Lawson.English@p88.f15.n300.z1.fidonet.org (Lawson English)
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Subject: Re: Think C Upgrade
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Date: 17 Feb 91 04:57:38 GMT
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David Hairston writes in a message to All

DH> Think C v4.0 retails for around $165.00. The 4.0x upgrades are 
DH> free! and available at sumex, amongst other places. do it! but 
DH> make sure you get the user manual and the library reference and 
DH> the demo apps, etc. (and how do you handle registration?)

Symantex says:

"The sale of computers often involves some cloudy legal issues, and this is
one of them. [...] In other cases, when the entire software product [" original
diskds, manuals, etc."] is sold as part of the transaction, Symantec's Customer
Service Group can transfer the registration of a product to the new owner so
that he will qualify for future upgrades." (Page 7, SYMANTEC, Winter 1991)

This was in reference to a question about the purchase of an entire computer,
but I think the case of a single software package can be infered from the above...


Lawson
 

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