Subj : Re: Lost software license
To   : John Cuccia
From : Rich
Date : Sat Mar 31 2001 03:00 pm

From: "Rich" <@>


   In that respect the convenience of customers is best served by having =
no licenses at all, no charge for either software or support, etc.

   As for a wedged machine, I have six computers in my office and no =
problem reading stickers on the side or top of any of them.  Maybe by = 
inconvience you mean having to kneel on the floor.  How do you tag your = 
computers so that you can track them as physical assets?

Rich

  "John Cuccia" <jcuccia@bigfoot.com> wrote in message =
news:ijcdct0ba6ncib01fvmq65l0che89p04c7@4ax.com...
  The side is inconvenient, too, when a machine is wedged into (or
  under) a desk full of books, files, and paperwork.

  Any scheme that requires a license number for a particular machine is
  one that is done for the convenience of Microsoft and not for its
  customers.

  On Sat, 31 Mar 2001 20:30:58 -0800, "Rich" <@> wrote:

  >   The ones I've seen have the sticker on the side.  I agree with you =
that on the back would be inconvienent.  Of course, you only need it = when 
doing a full install.
  >
  >Rich




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