Hello Omer, > > As I said, that was my impression back then when I did beta testing of VMWare 1.0 (it was on the newsgroup I think) > > So you used obsolete data in your arguments?!
As I said, it was in 1.0, I have written that I'm not sure about the current license. > So, do check the 3.2 EULA before basing your arguments upon obsolete > licenses. A copy of the EULA which I have is being sent to Hetz by > personal E-mail. If I missed anything, it'll be nice if Hetz can correct > me using an up-to-date EULA. Well, I checked. You're right. > I concede that $299 > $50, but I'd look for an independent confirmation > that Microsoft allows people to install and run IE browsers in a system > without an associated MS-Windows license. Microsoft cannot tie Internet Explorer to run only under native Windows, or else they'll be quicker then you think in the Antitrust case all over. I have checked that with CodeWeaver's CEO. > What about the other browser versions, which Michael needs? Can you > say the same thing about the other versions? Especially the most > recent IE version (6.0?)? Michael will need to spend several hours > ensuring that Crossover supports all browser versions to his > satisfaction. Using VMware, he can rely upon native MS-Windows > support of the corresponding browser version, without further testing. So far, I have tested version 5.0, 5.5 and 6.0SP1. All seems to work perfectly ok. I also suggested michael to take 30 minutes and try working with Crossover before spending money on a VMWare license. Thanks, Hetz ================================================================= To unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the word "unsubscribe" in the message body, e.g., run the command echo unsubscribe | mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
