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Hey, it's shareware! In order to use it with out 'nagging' you must register it. I did not include the license therefore I did nothing illegal. Actually I went out of my way to search the internet to find the file for Adam. He indicated he couldn't find it.

I honestly don't see the problem. However, since there is going to be whining about it, I will refrain from doing such favors again. You have a nice day - Jerry As for the disclaimer, it's to cover my ass. I don't know of anyone who wouldn't. >Hey, it's shareware! >In order to use it with out 'nagging' you must register it. >I did not include the license therefore I did nothing illegal. Download Software Wad Dateien In Iso Umwandeln.

>Actually I went out of my way to search the internet to find the file for >Adam. >He indicated he couldn't find it. >I honestly don't see the problem. >However, since there is going to be whining about it, >I will refrain from doing such favors again. >You have a nice day - Jerry >As for the disclaimer, it's to cover my ass.

>I don't know of anyone who wouldn't. >>On Sun, 7 Oct 2001 09:37:19 -0500, 'Jim Millar' >>>I take absolutely no responsibility for this file. >>>I found it on the net and am passing it on per request. >>>I haven't tested it yet, so use it at your own risk.

>>Please don't do this sort of thing - it is not polite - it is also >>likely to get some seriously angry responses. Sat, 27 Mar 2004 06:09:17 GMT. I believe, Jim, that he was referring to your attaching a file to a newsgroup post, which is considered, at best, impolite, in technical discussion newsgroups such as this.

I don't think he was talking about the content of your post. The appropriate (and generally-approved) method is to limit attachments, even text attachments, to newsgroups with binaries in the name, or to give an URL where the file can be obtained, or to offer to send it via e-mail to those who ask for it by e-mail. And, yes, there are quite a few people here who get really bent out of shape over attachments -- that's why Jerry was warning you that you were running a risk; he wasn't whining about your disclaimer. The reason is that some people (mostly outside the USA) still pay for connection time by the minute, and, to cut their charges, download newsgroups automatically. Thus, although few of them may have any interest in a file, all of them will pay. 'Jim Millar' wrote >Hey, it's shareware! >In order to use it with out 'nagging' you must register it.

>I did not include the license therefore I did nothing illegal. Sat, 27 Mar 2004 07:22:28 GMT. Point well taken. However it was a very small file (or else I wouldn't have considered it) and if attachments weren't allowed it should have been stripped off by the server. Since it has caused a small 'fuss' I won't post files any more. Autocad Training Course Brisbane here. If the occasion arises again I will post the URL instead. It would be nice if server operators would post 'rules of conduct' every couple of days so that users knew what was acceptable and what is frowned upon.