****[ Opinion of Vista ]

I fully understand what you are saying. If they comprehend the value of the
product hence the installation of new code and memory succeeds the
prehistoric temples, then of course the legal software has nowhere else to
go but out the door. Understand?

Purchasing a new version will make green labels turn yellow once the install
has completed. Money that grows with serving the end does not serve with
each new version.


"Meforero" <> wrote in message
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>I see it like a business money, crude since they to respect the money that
>is buying legal software so that in the end it does not serve with each new
>version. then newly i buy all software ???, why ????

Why? I explained everything above.


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> Thanks
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I see it like a business money, crude since they to respect the money that
is buying legal software so that in the end it does not serve with each new
version. then newly i buy all software ???, why ????

Thanks

But then sometimes it's hard to tell if the door (which after all is just a
larger window with knob attached) is really closed or if it's just slightly
ajar. You can't tell me that there's any way to know for sure which is
which.
Still, though, I think if we can all keep our eyes open we'll know --
somehow -- when the birds have taken flight.



"Ashton Tate" <> wrote in message
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>I fully understand what you are saying. If they comprehend the value of
>the product hence the installation of new code and memory succeeds the
>prehistoric temples, then of course the legal software has nowhere else to
>go but out the door. Understand?
>
> Purchasing a new version will make green labels turn yellow once the
> install has completed. Money that grows with serving the end does not
> serve with each new version.
>
>
> "Meforero" <> wrote in message
> news:Ow2dZGk%...
>>I see it like a business money, crude since they to respect the money that
>>is buying legal software so that in the end it does not serve with each
>>new version. then newly i buy all software ???, why ????
>
> Why? I explained everything above.
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>>
>> Thanks
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>

"DP" <> wrote in message
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> But then sometimes it's hard to tell if the door (which after all is just
> a larger window with knob attached) is really closed or if it's just
> slightly ajar. You can't tell me that there's any way to know for sure
> which is which.
> Still, though, I think if we can all keep our eyes open we'll know --
> somehow -- when the birds have taken flight.

You know, I was thinking the exact same thing ! Thanks for posting !


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> "Ashton Tate" <> wrote in message
> news:ezzvMKk%...
>>I fully understand what you are saying. If they comprehend the value of
>>the product hence the installation of new code and memory succeeds the
>>prehistoric temples, then of course the legal software has nowhere else to
>>go but out the door. Understand?
>>
>> Purchasing a new version will make green labels turn yellow once the
>> install has completed. Money that grows with serving the end does not
>> serve with each new version.
>>
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>> "Meforero" <> wrote in message
>> news:Ow2dZGk%...
>>>I see it like a business money, crude since they to respect the money
>>>that is buying legal software so that in the end it does not serve with
>>>each new version. then newly i buy all software ???, why ????
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>> Why? I explained everything above.
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>>> Thanks
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"Meforero" <> wrote in message
news:Ow2dZGk%...
>I see it like a business money, crude since they to respect the money that
>is buying legal software so that in the end it does not serve with each new
>version. then newly i buy all software ???, why ????
>
> Thanks
>
>


Apparently, only those with full hash pipe bowls, stoked for full pulls,
pretend to understand your attempt to make your point with almost impossible
to comprhend english. Unless one has one's hash pipe stoked up and has taken
many full bore tokes on same. I do not fall into that group... so I have no
clue what exactly the point is that you're trying to make... or why I took
the time to respond. My bad...

Lang

Thank you for clearing that up. Now, can you do something about illegal
immigration?

"Meforero" <> wrote in message
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>I see it like a business money, crude since they to respect the money that
>is buying legal software so that in the end it does not serve with each new
>version. then newly i buy all software ???, why ????
>
> Thanks
>
>

Illegal immigration.. reminds me of how people from Europe (around 1500 AD)
went with ships to steal and kill from the native Indians and declared the
land as theirs without a permit. As if you can have a permit for such
destruction.

Now their descendants are accusing the new ones of illegal immigration! This
is so funny....





"Jone Doe" <> wrote in message
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> Thank you for clearing that up. Now, can you do something about illegal
> immigration?
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> "Meforero" <> wrote in message
> news:Ow2dZGk%...
>>I see it like a business money, crude since they to respect the money that
>>is buying legal software so that in the end it does not serve with each
>>new version. then newly i buy all software ???, why ????
>>
>> Thanks
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Meforero wrote:
> I see it like a business money, crude since they to respect the money
> that is buying legal software so that in the end it does not serve
> with each new version. then newly i buy all software ???, why ????
>

Everyone was killed but me and a few who were drowned in an adjacent bog.

"D. Solomon" <D.Solomon(nospam)@yahoo.com> wrote in
news::

> Illegal immigration.. reminds me of how people from Europe (around
> 1500 AD) went with ships to steal and kill from the native Indians and
> declared the land as theirs without a permit. As if you can have a
> permit for such destruction.
>
> Now their descendants are accusing the new ones of illegal
> immigration! This is so funny....

As funny as 'Affirmative Action' ?