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From: jlg%a@lanl.arpa (Jim Giles)
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Subject: Re: Your software rights are in danger
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Date: Wed, 18-Dec-85 20:01:41 EST
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In article <35030@lanl.ARPA> info-micro-request@BRL.ARPA writes:
>From: David desJardins <desj@brahms.berkeley.edu>
>   Note that the Illinois law (which you may not have read) allows you to
>return the software within a period of time rather than accept the license
>agreement.

Unfortunately, this applies only to unopened software.  You still can't
return the software if it doesn't do the job you bought it for.  As someone
already pointed out - you don't know if it's going to work until you've
tried it.

J. Giles
Los Alamos