On Thu, Jul 06, 2006 at 10:27:17AM -0500, Steve Siegfried wrote: > BTW: For whatever reason, Bradley isn't using one of the common > open-source licenses, instead it's an odd-ball "shareware" license, > but free for "personal use." Shareware is far from odd-ball. It wasn't standardized like the licenses are today, but back in the BBS days (pre-1994) just about everything was shareware. You could try out a piece of software and if you liked it, you'd buy it. Now that's morphed into the open-source version and the commercial version. Nate