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Re: licenses and law
From: |
Jorge C. Lucero |
Subject: |
Re: licenses and law |
Date: |
Fri, 22 Jan 1999 17:11:03 -0200 (EDT) |
> In conclusion I would read The Mathworks license agreement. If the
> license
> doesn't say that you are not allowed to use/modify their toolbox with a
> different software, you are in luck. But, of course you won't be able
> to share it with others.
Hi:
I have just read the License of a Student edition of Matlab 5. In the
middle of it, it says
"...In particular, Licensee may not alter, adapt, translate or convert
"M-Files" contained in the Programs in order to use those files with any
non-Developer software, nor may the Licensee incorporate or use "M-Files"
or any other part of the Programs in or as part of another computer
program."
Anyway, do such restrictions have legal validity?
Jorge
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Jorge C. Lucero, Ph.D.
Departamento de Matematica
Universidade de Brasilia
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