--- Jeffrey Travis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Irene > > LabSQL is licensed under the Lesser GPL (LGPL) > license. In general this > means you can use LabSQL any way you want, even > bundle it with proprietary > software. You can even modify LabSQL to suit your > purposes. What you > *cannot* do is make modifications to LabSQL itself > and keep those > proprietary. What the LGPL says in essence any > modifications to LabSQL > itself that you do must continue to be open source. > However, any software > VIs that use LabSQL can remain proprietary if you > wish. > > This is a broad generalization of the license in my > own layman's terms. You > can read the exact terms of the LGPL license here: > > http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/lesser.html > > > Best, > > Jeffrey Travis > > -------------------------------------------------- > Jeffrey Travis Studios http://jeffreytravis.com > 512.371.3614 [EMAIL PROTECTED] >
Thank you very much Jeffrey. It's a good news. Now I feel much safer to use it if I need it. Thank you again. ===== Irene He Yahoo Messenger ID: [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.geocities.com/irene_he www.hytekautomation.com
