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#CanDo library

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#73224From: David CzayaJan 27, 1994 11:12 PM
I run a BBS in Buffalo. One of my users asked me this question and I am forwarding it to you for an answer. He is a registered user of CanDo (latest version – not sure what the number is, but he just got it a few weeks ago). – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – I'm having real problems figuring out the new distribution policies of CanDo applications. They say the cando.library is no longer distributable freely and that it can be licensed. All I want to do is release some freeware utilities. Do you know anything about the distribution rights for Cando files? – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – I will pass the answer back to him from you. David Czaya …via AutoPilot 73445,407
#73279From: Martin MurrayJan 28, 1994 6:00 PM
Basically yes you do need to obtain a licence in order to distribute CanDo software; however, in the case of public domain or freeware this licence is free. Contact Inovatronics on 1-214-340-4991 for more information. Jon