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URGENT Help Please

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2 hours ago, vortex681 said:

Go into Opera settings and select the Advanced options

Thanks again, for that.

2 hours ago, vortex681 said:

You pay for a licence to use the software, you don't actually own it.

So, in effect Microsoft can go on upping the price of that Licence to whatever it wants, ad infinitum,  eh? Kinda like Sainsbury's telling me at the checkout, 'Hey, that steak you just bought, we own it, but it's okay, you can eat it for dinner'.🤣

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6 minutes ago, vc10man said:

So, in effect Microsoft can go on upping the price of that Licence to whatever it wants, ad infinitum,  eh?

No. Once you’ve paid for the licence, that should be you sorted unless you decide you want to install it on a second machine, when you have to buy a new licence.

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32 minutes ago, vortex681 said:

No. Once you’ve paid for the licence, that should be you sorted unless you decide you want to install it on a second machine, when you have to buy a new licence.

But in effect, the OS belongs to them? I am just 'borrowing' it under Licence? Nice money-spinner😅

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You react as though that's a new thing. It's a model that's been around for over 40 years.

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8 hours ago, Luke said:

You react as though that's a new thing. It's a model that's been around for over 40 years.

Cheers!

I am fully aware it's not a new things and has been like that for the last 40 years ! It's like saying when those proponents said the world was flat, we should have all accepted it, i.e. there has to be a change in monopoly.

Rick Almeida

15 hours ago, vc10man said:

I am fully aware it's not a new things and has been like that for the last 40 years ! It's like saying when those proponents said the world was flat, we should have all accepted it, i.e. there has to be a change in monopoly.

No, it's not... That's a wrong analogy, completely. We, you included, have choices. Nobody forced you to accept the license conditions. That steak analogy is also flawed.. There you are buying something to consume, as opposed to pay to use something. 

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On 4/21/2020 at 7:14 PM, vc10man said:

But in effect, the OS belongs to them? I am just 'borrowing' it under Licence? Nice money-spinner😅

Not really. You buy the licence and it’s yours to use for as long as you want. They won’t charge you for it again. Updates are free and often include new features which weren’t in the original version. What advantage would there be to actually owning it?

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2 hours ago, Wobbie said:

No, it's not... That's a wrong analogy, completely. We, you included, have choices. Nobody forced you to accept the license conditions. That steak analogy is also flawed.. There you are buying something to consume, as opposed to pay to use something. 

Oh, I get it now ! We, the non-business market are not home consumers then? Silly me, thinking that! So all those IT Fairs they have are not for the consumer, then. Well, well.

2 hours ago, vortex681 said:

Not really. You buy the licence and it’s yours to use for as long as you want. They won’t charge you for it again. Updates are free and often include new features which weren’t in the original version. What advantage would there be to actually owning it?

As usual, vortex681, your replies are so logical. Makes sense now.

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