User License Agreement

[Gnarf]

Listen, take that signature down and put up something more decent, or you will lose your ability to have a signature. Please.

*looks at the sig*
Quite decent, I'd say...

I don't read user license agreements on stuff I've bought, I can't see what there is to disagree about, I know what buying's about... on forums and stuff like that, I'll read through it, unless it's way too long.

[andrewas]

For home use, I ignore them. They have better things to do that track down people for minor discretions, and I have better things to do than trawl through all that legalese just to find out what I already know - IE, no copying, personal backup permitted, one installation at a time.

For corporate use its wise to either study the EULA or pay someone else to. Corporates are better targets and getting caught on an EULA condition is expensive.