June 3, 200521 yr Here is the link:http://www.mp3car.com/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=70I cannot say if it's legal, though.After all it is part of XP embedded.....jaclaz
March 1, 200719 yr A lot of things are not legal but it doesn't stop big companies doing it,for example when Microsoft had to pay Sun Microsystems more than$1.9 Billion or when Microsoft stole code from Caldera DOS to then makeit "MS-DOS"..... there is no such thing as MS-DOS, it ain't even legal, sothen why all the fuss over individuals who are not trying to profit fromdoing this sort of "illegal" thing? Its no wonder we are all as thick ast1ts on a boar and never even really progress. We're running onthe spot whilst thinking we are progressing - big companies likeMicrosoft and their minions are LTFAO at us. Edited March 1, 200719 yr by LeveL
March 1, 200719 yr A lot of things are not legal but it doesn't stop big companies doing it,for example when Microsoft had to pay Sun Microsystems more than$1.9 Billion or when Microsoft stole code from Caldera DOS to then makeit "MS-DOS"..... there is no such thing as MS-DOS, it ain't even legal, sothen why all the fuss over individuals who are not trying to profit fromdoing this sort of "illegal" thing? Its no wonder we are all as thick ast1ts on a boar and never even really progress. We're running onthe spot whilst thinking we are progressing - big companies likeMicrosoft and their minions are LTFAO at us.I could gag and puke at those who constantly worry about M$'s rights!What about OUR rights?If you own the computer, then do what you want to do with it.finis
March 2, 200719 yr @oldgoat43 - You own the hardware, and you own a licence to use the software as it is provided. When you install XP, you did click a button saying that you agreed with the EULA (or you put that into the WINNT.SIF file), under which it states that you may not reverse engineer or modify the OS. Technically speaking, patching the uxtheme.dll file is illegal, but doing so doesn't cause Microsoft any harm or risk of people pirating the software. On the other hand, since minlogon does bypasses WGA, it can cause harm to Microsoft.And you're right - you can do whatever you want with the computer, but you can't do whatever you want with Windows.
March 2, 200719 yr For the record...http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms838653.aspxThey don't say you can't use it in XP Pro. They simply say it's not supported. If it was against any terms of service believe me, MS would have said so in this article and probably others.
March 2, 200719 yr OT: So not to confuse those who wouldn't know any better. The correct expressions are-Thick as thieves.Useless as t1ts on a boar.DL
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