Tony Thomas wrote:Most of the engines come with some sort of license agreement that restricts you from giving it to another person. I bought the digital download version, and I couldnt find any such files in any of the directories. I just happend to know a famous tournament director who is running low on cash and wont be buying any commercial engines for a while. If I could show him some proof that it is OK for him to use my download, I could send it to him, note that I have never used the online playing code.
I would contact the UBISoft support department.
While I could never see them stating it was fine to do so, you never know.
When I add the product to my cart, it is a license for 1 computer. Not several...
Peter
Based on my experience in buying chess programs the license in many cases is for one user who can use it in more than one computer.
Tony Thomas wrote:I couldnt find any kind of license/restrictions inside my chessmaster grandmaster edition. Does that mean that it is legal for me to give a friend of mine my login and password to download the set up file the digital download store?
Sorry about the borderline illegal question
Tony
Write them a letter and ask them.
In the US, you do not have to post a copyright notice to retain copyright.
Tony Thomas wrote:I couldnt find any kind of license/restrictions inside my chessmaster grandmaster edition. Does that mean that it is legal for me to give a friend of mine my login and password to download the set up file the digital download store?
Sorry about the borderline illegal question
Tony
Write them a letter and ask them.
In the US, you do not have to post a copyright notice to retain copyright.
I still havent wrote them, first time I tried to write they were having technical problems.