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InstallShield vs EULA
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Przemysław Pieścik
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Hello,
I have question regarding this part from FAQ:
May I distribute Sysinternals utilities in my software, on my website, or with my magazine?
No. We are not offering any distribution licenses, even if the 3rd party is distributing them for free. We encourage people to download the utilities from our download center where they can be assured to get the most recent version of the utility.
Does it mean that I cannot ship e.g. ShellRunAs among with my application as a part of InstallShield package?
Asking this as FAQ section might be a bit outdated (published on September 28, 2009).
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