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OK... if it will make you happy: my real name is Paul Montgomery. Have
fun.
Feel better, bunky?
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Bunky?
I don't think you'll finding me sharing anything with you, let alone =
sleeping in the same room.
Honestly what is your issue?
>Right
>
>So I'm guessing that you're some sort of Supertroll hiding behind a =
pseudonym because you're too afraid to post as your self.
OK... if it will make you happy: my real name is Paul Montgomery. Have
fun.
Feel better, bunky? =20
>You're a joke.
>
> >That's what I said.
> >
> >Then again I've noticed that you're a tagalong with a bad =
attitude.
> >
> >So please don't post to me unless you have something useful to =
say.
>
> Another couple times seeing you feed the trolls will surely put it =
to
> a stop since you'll be joining them in the boob bin.
>
>
> >
> >>
> >>>It seems you're right Colin.
> >>
> >> Seems?
> >>
> >> He IS right.
> >>
> >>
> >>>
> >>>For some reason I was thinking of the debacle over the retail =
license.
> >>>
> >>>In late 2006 the retail license changed a few times as regards =
transfers=20
> >>>and
> >>>I thought it was the OEM license for some odd reason.
> >>>
> >>>>> Not true at all Mick.
> >>>>>
> >>>>> The OEM licensing restrictions for Vista have changed.
> >>>>>
> >>>>> The only case that what you are stating is true is when it =
comes to the
> >>>>> "big" OEM players.
> >>>>>
> >>>>> Normal purchasable OEM licenses can be re-assigned.
> >>>>>
> >>>>> Read the Vista EULA.
> >>>>>
> >>>>
> >>>> From the EULAID:VistaSP1_R1.0_CONSUMER_OEM_en-US
> >>>>
> >>>> 2. INSTALLATION AND USE RIGHTS. The software license is =
permanently
> >>>> assigned to the device with which you acquired the software. =
That=20
> >>>> device
> >>>> is the "licensed device." A hardware partition or blade is =
considered=20
> >>>> to
> >>>> be a separate device.
> >>>> a. Licensed Device. You may install one copy of the software =
on the
> >>>> licensed device. You may use the software on up to two =
processors on=20
> >>>> that
> >>>> device at one time. You may not use the software on any other =
device.
> >>>>
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Bunky?
I don't think you'll finding me sharing =
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Honestly what is your =
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"Nonny" <
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wrote in=20
message
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gmefp4a61qdo75uggjki49k@4ax.com...
Nokes" <
=
href=3D"mailto:shane@hotwiredpc.nospam.cXoXm">shane@hotwiredpc.nospam.cXo=
Xm>=20
wrote:
>Right
>
>So I'm guessing that you're =
some sort=20
of Supertroll hiding behind a pseudonym because you're too afraid to =
post as=20
your self.
OK... if it will make you happy: my real name is =
Paul=20
Montgomery. Have
fun.
Feel better, bunky? =
>You're a=20
joke.
> "Nonny" <
href=3D"mailto:nonnymoose@yahoo.com">nonnymoose@yahoo.com> =
wrote in=20
message
=
66v2o3tevp0aev18q4t5jta@4ax.com...
> =20
"Shane Nokes" <
=
href=3D"mailto:shane@hotwiredpc.nospam.cXoXm">shane@hotwiredpc.nospam.cXo=
Xm>=20
wrote:
>
> >That's what I said.
> =20
>
> >Then again I've noticed that you're a tagalong =
with a=20
bad attitude.
> >
> >So please don't =
post to me=20
unless you have something useful to say.
>
> Another =
couple=20
times seeing you feed the trolls will surely put it to
> a =
stop=20
since you'll be joining them in the boob =
bin.
>
>
> =20
>
> >"Nonny" <
href=3D"mailto:nonnymoose@yahoo.com">nonnymoose@yahoo.com> =
wrote in=20
message
> =20
>>=20
"Shane Nokes" <
=
href=3D"mailto:shane@hotwiredpc.nospam.cXoXm">shane@hotwiredpc.nospam.cXo=
Xm>=20
wrote:
> >>
> >>>It seems =
you're right=20
Colin.
> >>
> >> =
Seems?
> =20
>>
> >> He IS right.
> =20
>>
> >>
> =
>>>
> =20
>>>For some reason I was thinking of the debacle over the =
retail=20
license.
> >>>
> >>>In late =
2006 the=20
retail license changed a few times as regards transfers
> =
>>>and
> >>>I thought it was the OEM =
license for=20
some odd reason.
> >>>
> =
>>>"Colin=20
Barnhorst" <
=
href=3D"mailto:c.barnhorst@comcast.net">c.barnhorst@comcast.net> =
wrote in=20
message
> =20
=
>>>> "Shane Nokes" <
=
href=3D"mailto:shane@hotwiredpc.nospam.cXoXm">shane@hotwiredpc.nospam.cXo=
Xm>=20
wrote in message
> >>>>
=
38A48-36A0-4E2F-9967-247E4DB99CF7@microsoft.com...
> =20
>>>>> Not true at all Mick.
> =20
>>>>>
> >>>>> The OEM =
licensing=20
restrictions for Vista have changed.
> =20
>>>>>
> >>>>> The only case =
that=20
what you are stating is true is when it comes to the
> =20
>>>>> "big" OEM players.
> =20
>>>>>
> >>>>> Normal =
purchasable OEM=20
licenses can be re-assigned.
> =
>>>>>
> =20
>>>>> Read the Vista EULA.
> =20
>>>>>
> >>>>
> =20
>>>> From the=20
EULAID:VistaSP1_R1.0_CONSUMER_OEM_en-US
> =20
>>>>
> >>>> 2. INSTALLATION AND =
USE=20
RIGHTS. The software license is permanently
> =20
>>>> assigned to the device with which you acquired the=20
software. That
> >>>> =
device
> =20
>>>> is the "licensed device." A hardware partition =
or blade=20
is considered
> >>>> to
> =20
>>>> be a separate device.
> >>>> =
a.=20
Licensed Device. You may install one copy of the software on=20
the
> >>>> licensed device. You may use =
the=20
software on up to two processors on
> >>>>=20
that
> >>>> device at one time. You may =
not use=20
the software on any other device.
> =20
>>>>
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