JBuilder is sold as a per-person IDE. They also offer a concurrent model
which can be purchased through the direct sales people of Borland. Keep in
mind that the per-person and the no-nonsense license allows you to install
the JBuilder product on multiple machines, however the licensed user of the
product can only use any one licensed copy at a time. This means you could
install JBuilder at work, on a laptop and at home and as long as you are
only using 1 copy at any one time, you are within the license agreement.

Hope this helps,
Mike

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Michael Rozlog
Chief Technical Architect
Borland Software Corporation
Check out my latest book called Master JBuilder!


----- Original Message -----
From: "Subhra Biswas" <sbiswas@(protected)>
To: <JSP-INTEREST@(protected)>
Sent: Monday, January 27, 2003 4:42 PM
Subject: problem regardin JBuilder


Hi...
We are facing a problem with JBuilder installation. The software was
purchased from Borland and there are some confusion regarding the
registration criteria. Then please tell me how many clients at the max we
can make?
 Waitin for the kind reply.
Regards

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