A very interesting question. As an accountant. software has always been a question. Because of their price they are recorded as an asset, and quickly turn into an expense due to the fast moving technology.
Now your question brings a lot of debate. Should the software be included together with the transfer (wehther thru money exchange or dift) to a machine?
As an accountant, I will said yes!
I really don't know if the copyright law includes this issue or not
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----- Original Message ----
From: Maida Denney <mjdenney@...>
To: HookedOnEmbroidery@...; KHOE <KHOE@...>; Monogram-Wizard@...; Sew-N-2-U_designs@...; AbsolutelyEmbird@...
Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2007 2:25:25 PM
Subject: [HookedOnEmbroidery] Software
I have a question about some of the programs I have bought. I was planning
to upgrade My Thread Box, and was debating going with the lifetime upgrade.
I am in my 70's. While I still enjoy my embroidery and all the programs
that I play with on the computer, I got to thinking about these programs and
the money I have spent. Will these programs be any good to anyone when I
either no longer can or want to use them. I have EQ6, Monogram Wizard,
Catalog Express, My Thread Box, Embird and Font Engine, (I am thinking
about getting Studio) plus a few others. I sometimes think I enjoy the
planning and playing around with them more than the actual work. LOL.
Anyway, I know I cannot share these programs with anyone else but can these
programs and passwords be passed on to someone else when I am either dead or
unable to use them any longer. My daughter has no interest in any sewing
stuff. I don't want to sell anything but hate to see good up-to-date
programs just tossed out.
I would love to get others thinking on this.
Maida
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