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Ron,
> Ownership seems to be a common mis-conception for a few people on
> this List -- You don't "Own" any Omega product, but instead it is
> licensed to you for your private use only-- same as Windows and many
> other software programs on your computer. There's a big difference
> between ownership and a license to use something.
It seems that the mis-conception lies somewhere else.
If someone "purchases" a Omega product he enters into a contract
whereby Omega grants him a PERMANENT licence to
use the product. Therefore it is not appropriate to incurr any
further costs (telephone costs: Europe - USA) for obtaining
passwords.
I was once on the phone for 15 minutes to Omega from Germany to
obtain a permanent password for my fully paid up version while they
tried to figure out whether I actually deserved one. Do you think
they asked me whether they could call me back ?
If Omega ever goes bust then all those people with time-bomb password
will be completely f....d. Omega should really get
their act together and make sure that permanent means permanent.
Gerrit
> As far as the password issue is concerned, I've been using TS for 6
> years and the minor inconvenience of periodically requesting a new
> password is no big deal and is far out-shadowed by the value of the
> software in taking profits out of the market...
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> At 10:14 PM 2/19/98 -0600, you wrote: >thats the point. "you paid
> for the software" it is yours. > >again, bill cruz and omega dont
> trust me (or you). thats called a lack of >mutual respect in my
> book. >
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> >At 10:27 PM 2/19/98 +0000, you wrote: >>I paid for TS in cash over
> a year ago. I have periodically had to call in >>for a password...
> >>no big deal--it takes about 5 minutes. >
>
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