Hi,
Something that has often made me wonder .. do some software companies deliberately allow their programs to be used illegally ?
A typical example would be Proteus where its evident many illegal copies are around, even the very latest version 7.5
Perhaps without full registration you cannot use all its features /updates ? , so are they happy to let diy jo play around with them, on the basis that some might progress into employment where they will promote the use of that program ?
As someone who paid a modest fee for an early version of Ares, I would have thought in this day and age, better protection could be used, hence my question.
Something that has often made me wonder .. do some software companies deliberately allow their programs to be used illegally ?
A typical example would be Proteus where its evident many illegal copies are around, even the very latest version 7.5
Perhaps without full registration you cannot use all its features /updates ? , so are they happy to let diy jo play around with them, on the basis that some might progress into employment where they will promote the use of that program ?
As someone who paid a modest fee for an early version of Ares, I would have thought in this day and age, better protection could be used, hence my question.