Is this day over yet?

Well this has been a mostly aggravating and annoying day, anyone want to take bets on the rest of the week? By the way, how many times do you have to explain a Single-User license agreement to someone before they understand that it allows you to install two copies only if you’re the user of both machines? Installing it on your’s and your assistant’s PC’s does violate the Single-User part of the license agreement doesn’t it? And since we don’t allow software agreement violations around here, you can’t do it, and no I will not do it for you! No I don’t care how many “other” people probably do it anyway, I’m not responsible for their networks, I am responsible here, and you’re not!

I need a drink…

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