IE 4 and copyright

[Peter Murray]

--On Thu, Oct 16, 1997 9:12 PM -0400 "Vladislav S. Davidzon"
<davidzon at metronet.lib.mi.us> wrote: 
> Both netscape and IE are free, IE for everyone, Netscape for educational
> organizations and personal use (at least last time I checked it was)

Netscape is not free for "personal use".  Here is Netscape's terms (from
http://home.netscape.com/download/license_text.html )

 Part I - Terms Applicable When License Fees Not (Yet) Paid
 (Limited to Evaluation, Educational and Nonprofit Use) 

 LICENSE GRANT. Licensor grants you a non-exclusive license to use the 
 Software free of charge if (a) you are a student, faculty member or 
 staff member of an educational institution (K-12, junior college, 
 college or university, or the international equivalent, or a library), a 
 staff member of a religious organization or an employee of an 
 organization which meets Licensor's criteria for a charitable non-profit 
 organization; or (b) your use of the Software is for the purpose of 
 evaluating whether to purchase an ongoing license to the Software. The 
 evaluation period for use by or on behalf of a commercial entity is 
 limited to ninety (90) days; evaluation use by others is not subject to 
 this ninety (90) day limit. Government agencies (other than public 
 libraries) are not considered educational, religious or charitable 
 non-profit organizations for purposes of this Agreement. [...]


Peter
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