From: "Geo" 

"/m"  wrote in message
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> >> It makes sense.  Geo. made the purchase of [what he thought was] valid
> >> software in good faith.  It was not a nudge-nudge-wink-wink type of
> >> transaction.
> >
> >It's based on the fact that I bought it from somewhere that Microsoft
> >authorized as a representative. If I buy Windows from Microsoft's outlet
and
> >then it turns out to not be genuine, it's their responsibility not mine.
>
>
> OK, we're saying the same thing, you are just being more specific.  I
> would consider buying Microsoft software from an authorized-by-Microsoft
> representative to be purchasing that software in good faith.

I deal with lawyers so I get used to being very specific. There is a
difference tween what you said above and what I said. It would be possible
to buy software in good faith from someone who is not authorized "by
microsoft" like say the local office supply store who is supplied
indirectly. That's all I was trying to point out.

Geo.

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