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Hi all
Thanks for outlining that.
This is my LAST post on this as it probably has been done to death - but we are mixing up TWO different issues here.
1) Whether the change in policy will actually affect anybody -- probably NOT if the software is being used as it is intended to be --it's not meant to be a cheap way of equipping your whole family with W7.
2) CHANGING a contract during the life time of that contract.
As for 1 the issue here is irrelevant -- MS owns the intellectual rights and can do what it sees fit with them.
The main issue I see it is that if companies can CHANGE conditions at will of a contract you've paid and signed up to then the whole essence of Commercial Law and what Customers can expect from companies when they sign up to deals is now questionable.
I have NO probs at all WITH the new policy -- just in HOW it was implemented -
Anyway that's the last comment I'm making on this issue.
Cheers
jimbo