So are we now both in agreement that my original statement (below) is factually correct ? > What you are purchasing is a license, which may (and almost certain

So are we now both in agreement that my original statement (below) is factually correct ? > What you are purchasing is a license, which may (and almost certainly does) have limitations. One such limitation could be time (commonly done for product trials, but not limited to such). > One could ALSO, assuming the owners wanted to sell it, buy PhotoShop but it would likely be millions of dollars and there would probably be a more economical solution to whatever problem you are trying to solve. And we are _only_ in disagreement that the situation warranted listing additional purchasing options, in context ?