Hi
This may seem like a daft question but how do you generally determine if you can redistribute a file?
For example FM20.dll is used by my application but after googling I've discovered that it is NOT redistributable.
Is there a better way other than googling?
Thanks
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Redistributable files
Started by
Seany
, Mar 29 2011 16:52
3 replies to this topic
Posted 29 March 2011 - 20:20
Usually such potential files have an accompanying license that describes how they can be used & whether or not they're redistributable.
If no such license exists though, then you can also check the file creator's web site for usage terms.
As a last resort, you can of course try Googling.
If no such license exists though, then you can also check the file creator's web site for usage terms.
As a last resort, you can of course try Googling.

Posted 31 March 2011 - 08:21
Essentially, if you don't have a license to redistribute a file, you are not allowed to redistribute it. Most development tools come with a redist.txt or similar file with a list of files that you are allowed to redistribute. So check the EULA which typically contains a reference to the redist.txt file.
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