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From: CC.GALVIN@UTEXAS-20.ARPA (Pete Galvin)
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Subject: Re: Software License Bill - California
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Date: Tue, 21-May-85 11:03:29 EDT
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I seem to recall reading a very interesting article last year (maybe in BYTE)
in which a lawyer stated that, although no one is sure if the shrink-wrap
license agreements are legally binding, your best bet is to throw them away
without reading them.  I guess this comes under the heading "what you don't
read can't hurt you".  Keep in mind I'm not a lawyer, and don't have the
reference in front of me.  Anybody know where or when the article came out?

					--Pete
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