Re: Xy3 - reference manuals

["Kari Eveli" lexitec@xxxxxxxx]

>If we do this manual, and only make it available to those with licensed
copies of Xy 3, does that take care of copyright issues?

How does a new user buy a Xy 3 license? I am not a champion of software piracy, but I think this is
taking it too far. There should be a way to obtain legal copies of not longer supported programs.
What is the fair price of a XyW 3+ license or Windows 3.11 for that matter? They are free for the
taking. In practical terms, they are freeware. Unless the software industry organizes a distribution
system of archived software and sets prices commensurate with their current value, they should be
free.

Best regards,

Kari Eveli
LEXITEC Book Publishing (Finland)
lexitec@xxxxxxxx

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