A perfectly acceptable software license
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[img]http://s84.photobucket.com/albums/k19/Carnildo/Forums/licenseagreement.png[/img]I like the terms of the software license here.
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I would be careful... They could be using a very, very small font.
Or, you know, it says read the following license agreement carefully, so maybe you have to click "Next" to see the license agreement. (Ha ha only serious.)
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White text on a white background. Sneaky. That's a good way to get people to hand over their live savings.
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You have to print it, sign it, and hand deliver it to their offices so that its legally binding.
Not actually putting the text there is a security measure to force you to do all of the above instead of just reading it and clicking next like you always do.
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@vt_mruhlin said:
You have to print it, sign it, and hand deliver it to their offices so that its legally binding.
Not actually putting the text there is a security measure to force you to do all of the above instead of just reading it and clicking next like you always do.
dont you mean NOT reading it and just clicking next
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I must be totally blind or I'm missing the joke.
What software license? Where?
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@Carnildo said:
@KattMan said:
What software license? Where?
Exactly.Ok so where does it say "it says read the following license agreement carefully".
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I've seen the same thing with nVidia display drivers:
Also, Intel's chipset drivers shipped with a placeholder instead of a license for quite a while (sadly, I don't have any screenshots).
