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Watson Laughton asked:
> Do you know if MSFT products (the predominant suite
> of product for which
> there are business licenses) allows that?
and Goober wrote:
> Read your EULA to find out.
and then Watson Laughton replied, presumably to Goober:
> your replies are not particularly useful. "yes" or "no" would have been
> more concise, not to mention of some utility to the list.
Actually Goober's reply was on the money, even if it was a little brusque...
MS products have different licensing terms; you really do have to read the
EULA to find out.
Which begs the question of whether you believe in EULAs or not, but that's
an issue for another day, another list.
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