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May I sell a novel written with the 'non-commercial' Word?
It really irritates me to see that "not-commercial use" line on the Home and
Student version title bar -- it almost says "you'll never sell this, you fool!" This restriction was not mentioned on the product information when I was selecting this software. I certainly didn't need the 'Enterprise" edition. I suppose that since a novel or even a screenplay manuscript has nothing that can't be done in .rtf that one could save as .rtf , open in Wordpad and then save again and/or print from a program that, as far as I know, does NOT prohibit 'comercial use'. This really irritates me. The license mentions 'business' use, and if I were writing a screenplay on a movie studio's machine, that would be clear, but what about freelancers? --RBlan |
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