I don't think you have a case, but once you get the CD-ROM you are allowed to redistribute the content on the CD-ROM. So you can upload it to the Internet and

I don't think you have a case, but once you get the CD-ROM you are allowed to redistribute the content on the CD-ROM. So you can upload it to the Internet and take out a billion dollars in ads to point the way to everyone, and their little $45 CD-ROM racket goes out of business. I don't know why they wouldn't just push it to Github for free, though. Any competitor that wants to borrow their modifications will gladly cough up $45. So they're just making people mad for no reason.