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    Quote Originally Posted by lester View Post

    Note: the forum does not rely on annual license renewal.

    Hi, Lester

    I remember having seen some official document about the license renewal ... do not remember if annual or quadri-annual ...

    Was about the 11 /25/ 2007 ... ( good archives, don't you think ??? )

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