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Posted by Andy Mabbett on 09/13/06 09:05
In message <4mntg2F703cnU1@individual.net>, Harlan Messinger
<hmessinger.removethis@comcast.net> writes
>With a contract printed on paper, you also can't prove that the person
>who signs it has read it, even if his signature is under a printed
>statement reading, "I affirm that I have read this contract." So? The
>contract is still binding.
NO, but you can prove that he's the one who signed it.
You do that with an EULA, how, exactly?
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