I'm not sure how many of you have seen this yet, but Adobe has lost a suit regarding the transferrability of software licenses. The court has rules that even if the wording of a license specifically prohibits the resale of the software by the original buyer to a new owner, the original owner is within their rights in doing so. Of course, without a doubt, Adobe will likely appeal this at least as far as the California Supreme Court. We can only hope they'll lose there as well. Should this ultimately hold true, much old classic software for our classic computers will be available Some license holders may still not feel comfortable with this, fearing some potential liability. But it still sounds good for us collectors. For those of you who own firms who license software to clients, I hope you can look beyond the tiny loss of revenue this might possibily represent. -dq