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From: Hans-Christian =?iso-8859-1?Q?Esp=E9rer?= <hc-djgpp AT hcesperer DOT org>
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Subject: Turbo Vision License
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Hello,

I am wondering, what is the current status of the Turbo Vision
license? Both Sergio Sigala's website and tvision.sf.net say it's in
the public domain, but after looking through this list I found some
e-mails indicating it is not.  However, some time after these e-mails
were sent (around 1997, I think), announcements of new tvision
releases were made (amongst others, 2004)...

Can anyone clear this up? How is Turbo Vision licensed?

Thanks,
  HC