RE: Adobe adds product activation

[Watson Laughton <WLaughton -at- orphan -dot- com>]

> 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.

But I assume he KNOWS what the answer is, otherwise he would not have wasted
the bandwidth with a reply.  And the reason I have not read any of the msft
UELA's in the first place is that 1) I don't believe in them 2) it doesn't
matter what I think about what it says, msft Word (or Project or Excel or
Access or whatever) is the program I _have_ to use at that time, and no
matter how offensive the UELA, I'm going to use it.  Or to put it another
way, I have no choice.

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