> There is no way that stands up in a court. No lawyer, interpretation. I'm not sure, it might stand up. Take Windows for example (in a time it was provided a

> There is no way that stands up in a court. No lawyer, interpretation. I'm not sure, it might stand up. Take Windows for example (in a time it was provided as CD). In most European countries, the Terms of Use are considered invalid (or "not to take into account") because they are _inside_ the packing. Law states that you need to be able the read the terms _before_ buying the product. But for some reason (my knowledge ends there somewhere), it /23's valid in some countries to put the terms inside the packaging (e.g. US?).