From: James Lion <jimlion@the-word.net>
To: Pete <animate@intergate.bc.ca>; Chris Max List <chrismaxlist@act3.com.au>; Samuel A. Hallam <rhibit@mediaboutique.com>; 3dsmax@engram.net <3dsmax@engram.net>; CATI <catii@iname.com>
Subject: Re: Selling MAX
Date: Thursday, April 20, 2000 11:48 PM

If this has been covered by the list, please let me know - but for
curiousity's sake, under what conditions does Kinetix allow a license
transfer?

Jim Lion

----- Original Message -----
From: Pete <animate@intergate.bc.ca>
To: James Lion <jimlion@the-word.net>; Chris Max List
<chrismaxlist@act3.com.au>; Samuel A. Hallam <rhibit@mediaboutique.com>;
<3dsmax@engram.net>; CATI <catii@iname.com>
Sent: Thursday, April 20, 2000 6:06 PM
Subject: Re: Selling MAX


> While the outcome of any court preceding is never certain, there is the
cost
> of the trial. The bottom line seems to come back to an investment of
several
> thousand bucks is now worth very little. I am sure that the package could
> still be sold the new owner would not have support from Kinetix. But just
as
> people from other countries buy the package in the US and feel okay inside
> about it. This I am sure could be the case with this. Without the dongle
the
> software is useless so the sale of the dongle insures that no working
copies
> are left. So I think that although it is legally questionable to sell the
> package, I really don't see any moral problem. There is no pirating or
> copying, it was sold as one package originally and it is still just one
> package. Who can be hurt by it just because Kinetix does not want to
bother
> re registering the package, does not in my opinion justify throwing the
> package out. Heck if you did that someone may rescue it from the trash
> anyways.
>
> Just my biased opinion
>
> And as opinions are like bung holes everyone has one
>
> Pete
>
>
> > Not to beat a dead horse, or anything, but I doubt that would stand a
> court
> > challenge.
> >
> > Jim Lion
> >
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: CATI <catii@iname.com>
> > To: James Lion <jimlion@the-word.net>; Chris Max List
> > <chrismaxlist@act3.com.au>; Samuel A. Hallam <rhibit@mediaboutique.com>;
> > <3dsmax@engram.net>
> > Sent: Wednesday, April 19, 2000 9:28 PM
> > Subject: Re: Selling MAX
> >
>

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