Re: AppleWorks License

["Tom Zuchowski" <tjz@mindspring.com>]

It's probably not entirely legal, but I would have no qualms about
downloading a DSK version of Appleworks that I already owned legally.  For
example, if I legally own Appleworks 3.0, I would download a DSK version of
Appleworks 3.0.  IMHO downloading an upgrade to what I legally own is
morally wrong.

However, if you do not have a site license, you can only run one copy of
Appleworks at any time.  If you're running it under emulation, then you
cannot legally be running it on a real Apple II simultaneously.

My 2 cents'.

TomZ

Diego Vasquez <dvasquez@datasrv.com> wrote in article
<01bbd2bb$c9284f00$346b87d0@Administrator>...
> I want to download a copy of any version of AppleWorks for the AppleWin
> emulator on the PC.  Since I am a long-time user of Apple II computers
and
> AppleWorks, I have purchased at least two versions of AppleWorks.
> Am I, since Apple is not supporting the software anymore, entitled to
work
> with one downloaded (or any other source) copy of AppleWorks?
> -- 
> Comments?
> Diego P. Vasquez B.
> mailto:dvasquez@datasrv.com
> http://www.datasrv.com/dvasquez
>