Digital BW, The Print

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "john dean" 
<deanwork2003@y...> wrote:
>
> Let them prove their case in court. 
> 

I would suggest being discrete and not posting them openly. If they 
take you to court, they will win since you accepted the license 
agreement that says you are not to share the profiles. Inkjet Art 
recently removed all their profiles, not wanting to risk the cost of 
going to court. I just tried to look for that part of the license for 
my copy of Xrite/Monaco Profiler Platinum, but it seems you can only 
find it when you are installing it. After I download the 165MB 
upgrade tonight, I'll pay more attention when installing it, and grab 
the license to a file. I'm certain there is language that prevents me 
from making a profile library, and I know GMB has similar language in 
the i1 software. But agreements can always be reached if you are 
important enough, or if you fork over enough money. Hopefully Mr. 
Atkinson has permission to post those profiles, last time I think 
Epson paid the extra license fee for his profiles. Since they are up 
on a private web space, I can only assume that a private agreement 
has been reached.