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Originally posted by Anubis
No, they can't just buy soundforge. They will need the right from the company if it is for a developing need...
I don't think so. By just buying the software you can distribute the files it produces. (it's like if you'd have to pay some extra money to distribute the programs made with Visual Studio.)
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Originally posted by WDZ
program putting the identity of the registered user in the audio files it produces...
that's a field of additional information in wav files. you can choose to fill it or not (using SoundForge or any other sound editor tool)
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Originally posted by CookieRevised
and some of the employee's could've used this nick for "fun" to register SoundForge and forgotten about it.
in that case the employee is still idiot because he should have registered it using Microsoft as name/nick, not Deepz0ne.
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Originally posted by The One
Or they could just say that the employee made them on a personal computer at home....
in that case, the employee should work with legal programs (ie: not cracked). IMO, if an employee wants to work @ home, M$ should provide him the needed tools to work in the same way s/he would do in the company.
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