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2004/12/08 16:03
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by El Nen Cuc

First of all: great job.

I have some doubts with the licenses:

  • If I purchase a license, are valid only for this version of dynarchmenus (2.3) or will be also valid for (all) future versions?
  • If I purchase a license now and i need later a more expensive one, can I upgrade for the price difference? Or must i purchase a complete new one?
  • After the december discount plans, what happened with the 'for IP' license that exists before? This one seemed the most appropriate for me in a near future.
  • Is obvious that I cannot remove nor moddify the copyright notices of your code, but.. can I modify the source code itself to meet my needs?
  • Do you plan to release/publish dynarchmenus as a open source in a future? Maybe when you have sold sufficient licenses to recover the time invested?

Thanks.
Re: Licenses
2004/12/08 17:50
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by Mihai Bazon
At 2004/12/08 16:03, elnencuc wrote:
  • If I purchase a license, are valid only for this version of dynarchmenus (2.3) or will be also valid for (all) future versions?

You will be able to upgrade for free for 6 months.  The policy is not yet established further than that, but most probably you will have discounted upgrade prices after the 6 months period.

    • If I purchase a license now and i need later a more expensive one, can I upgrade for the price difference? Or must i purchase a complete new one?

You will be able to update for the price difference, but you will have to contact us before (the process is not yet automatic).

    • After the december discount plans, what happened with the 'for IP' license that exists before? This one seemed the most appropriate for me in a near future.

We decided to discontinue it for now.

  • Is obvious that I cannot remove nor moddify the copyright notices of your code, but.. can I modify the source code itself to meet my needs?

Yes.

  • Do you plan to release/publish dynarchmenus as a open source in a future? Maybe when you have sold sufficient licenses to recover the time invested?

We can't comment on that for now.
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