Digital BW, The Print

Hi Jason,

I haven't seen those, but typically, with compiled code, more than simply
the compiled version of your program goes into the executable...but with a
profile, isn't the profile a standard format etc???.

Imagine if film came with this foolish "restriction"...unless you bought the
more expensive film, you weren't allowed you to show your pictures to other
people...

Something sounds fishy here...can anyone elaborate as to what exactly, is IN
a profile file???

Regards,

Austin

> It's just like the "learn to program" versions of compilers that they
> bundle in computer books, you can't redistribute what you make with
> them. There's a much more expensive version they'll be happy to upgrade
> you to that doesn't have the licensing restriction.
>
> Whether they can enforce it is another matter...
>
> -Jason
>
> Austin Franklin wrote:
> >>> Tell Bill to check his licensing on the profiling
> >>>software. They generally don't allow you to share them.
> >>
> >>Really? Isn't that like a programming package that won't allow you to
> >>distribute the programs? Time to find a different package.
> >>
> >>Tim
> >
> >
> > How can they attempt to legally restrict that?  Is the format of these
> > profiles a standard?  If so, I simply can't see them attempting the
> > restriction of publishing/distributing etc. profiles that YOU
> made legal...
> >
> > Austin