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From: werner@ut-dillo.UUCP (Werner Uhrig)
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Subject: Re: Problem with System 3.X
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Date: Wed, 30-Apr-86 23:12:43 EDT
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one additional quote from the Dec-85 Supplement: 

[from "About the Supplement, page 7]

Except those marked with an asterisk ...
	[refering to Alpha-versions of files
"Hard Disk 20" and an Installer Script "External Drive" that allows use of
	an external 800K-drive in an "old-ROM" 512K MAC ] 
...all files on this disk are available for licensing.  If you have a license
for the Macintosh System Disk, your license automatically extends to the
software on this disk [ meaning Finder-5.2, System-3.1.1, etc.] ...

the question is, does an Apple dealer have a software license or not?

I'd suspect it's one thing to sell hardware which includes Apple-software,
but handing out software upgrades is something totally different (to those
in business and dealing with lawyers, anyway)