On 10 avr. 07, at 21:59, Zane H. Healy wrote: >> when you sell your copy of the software, you're actually >> transferring the license to USE that copy. >> so, you take the money from the person buying it, and you hand >> over ALL discs and manuals and whatever was in the box when you >> opened it, as well as notifying apple that you are transferring >> the license to that new person, with all their info..name, phone, >> etc. >> >> be very much like transferring apple care to somebody who buys >> your Mac with applecare still activated. >> >> then, of course, apple assumes and expects that you remove every >> speck of that software from all of your computers. >> >> others may have comments to add, but I believe I've nutshelled it >> for ya. > > I believe you should also provide them with a letter that states > that you are transferring your license to them. I've not dealt > with this in about 10 years. At that time I bought a couple pieces > of software from a local Mac/PC store, only to find out that they > were already registered, and that they were registered to the > store. Of course they didn't tell me this, the software publisher > did. IIRC, Quark wanted the signed statement that the license had > been transferred. > > Zane > thanks to both of you for your answers. best regards alexandre :: 17" 2.33ghz ic2d macbook pro / 2.0gb / 160gb / X.4.9 :: :: 24" 2.33ghz ic2d imac / 2.0gb / 250gb / X.4.9 ::