Licenseing-- per machine or per OS?

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Was just wondering, here is the situation: I own a laptop that dual boots (XP and Vista)
I own a license for WB6 that is tied to my email, which I keep sync'd between the 2 OS's. If I install on both OS's is that an infringment? and if so... does Stardock have a volume license agreement?
Along those lines.... what about volume licenses for OD? I can see vast potential for locking down public/corporate pc's with that along with Active Directory's security policies.

Dave Smith
IT Manager
Jackson Heart Clinic
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Reply #1 from WinCustomize Forums Top
From the EULA:

LICENSED VERSION The LICENSED VERSION means a
Registered Version (using your personal
serial/registration number) or an original fully
working version of the SOFTWARE. If you accept
the terms and conditions of this AGREEMENT, you
have certain rights and obligations as follow:

YOU MAY:
1. Install and use one copy of the
SOFTWARE on a single computer.
2. Install a second copy of the SOFTWARE on a
second computer only if you are the main user of
this computer (home computer or laptop for
example).
3. Install the SOFTWARE on another computer only
if you change your main workstation. In such a case
you must uninstall the software from the old
computer.
4. Use the SOFTWARE via a network, only if you
have purchased an adequate number of licenses.
The number of users must not exceed the number of
licenses you have purchased.
5. Make a copy of the SOFTWARE for archival
purposes only.


You look good to me. 
Reply #2 from WinCustomize Forums Top
Fabulous! Who do I talk to about licenseing WB for my entire enterprise (about 120 users)?
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Reply #3 from WinCustomize Forums Top

Limitations are to number of computers, not to how many instances on them...such as dual-boots or in my case [for example] - virtual machines.

So you're fine...

Reply #4 from WinCustomize Forums Top
Who do I talk to about licenseing WB for my entire enterprise (about 120 users)?
Contact [email protected]
Reply #5 from WinCustomize Forums Top

Limitations are to number of computers, not to how many instances on them...such as dual-boots or in my case [for example] - virtual machines.


So you're fine...

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Thanks guys. Jafo, I actually ment about 120 machines (counting servers)

now... are there any skinners out there that skin on commission? guess this needs to go to a new thread...

Reply #6 from WinCustomize Forums Top
are there any skinners out there that skin on commission?
https://www.stardockdesign.com/services.asp