Note that "older software" refers to software released before 2022. So this is not antique software, but software that may be less than 3 years old. They are t

Note that "older software" refers to software released before 2022. So this is not antique software, but software that may be less than 3 years old. They are trying (of course) to spin it as improved functionality for their customers, but what it really means is that many of those customers will be forced to upgrade -- and when eLicenser is shut down, they will have to pay the full price, not an upgrade price. I guess their executives need a big end-of-year boost to the bottom line, in order to hit their bonus targets.