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Subject: DEC licensing rules
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Date: Wed, 11-Feb-87 00:56:15 EST
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The following, from DEC User, January 1986, seems both amusing and thought-
provoking (to say nothing of downright provocative if you are DEC!)
 
       " DEC's legal eagles must be putting in long hours over
         the licensing restrictions which stop you reselling licenses.
         Or do they? Why not set up a separate company to own the
         VAX, and sell it with the computer ... "
 
Nigel Arnot (Dept. Physics, Kings college, Univ. of London;  U.K)
 
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