[ VXCMD] Time limited demo

[Halldor Gislason]

You can only distribute a licensed copy, which by definition is 
initialized by supplied key - the term licensee refers to one that has 
licenses(bought and used a license key to initialize valentina). The 
EULA does not include the distribution of an unlicensed copy(which the 
time limited version is) as that is not a part of the EULA and I think 
that such distribution is therefore not permitted.

Halldor





On Friday, January 24, 2003, at 03:45 AM, Eric Forget wrote:

>>> That is, the demo would have an unregistered copy of Val as
>>> its engine so that it times out after 10 minutes. I catch the
>>> error message from Val and then display a message on my own.
>>>
>>> Is this practical? natural? stupid? anybody else doing this?
>>
>> This is not permitted under the Valentina EULA.
>
> I've just read again both the "VALENTINA SDK COMMERCIAL PUBLISHER 
> AGREEMENT"
> for the "VALENTINA C++ SDK" and "VALENTINA SDK COMMERCIAL PUBLISHER
> AGREEMENT". I didn't see any clause that talk about the serial number. 
> So,
> which clause prohibit me from distributing my software that will pass 
> the
> serial number to ValentinaInit() function only if my user has entered a
> serial key (on my own), which means she has paid for my software?
>
> Just wondering...
>
> Éric
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