Re: Android future

Well to be fair, in your word/openoffice example you are comparing two
programs which create/edit the file - oh and openoffice is open source
(hence my open source comment)
So if you want to create another guiDesigner that creates the XML
format and is offered for free, then go for it.

We just wouldn't consent to using our guiDesigner software for
creating the GUI to be used in a product that would detract from our
own sales.

Jarrod

On May 26, 3:06 am, Jason Melvin <jwmel...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I'm curious why you say that any application that is compatible with the
> iViewer file format would "have to be either open source or eventually sold
> through CommandFusion."  At least in the U.S., I am unclear on what basis
> you would say that. Consider that OpenOffice can open and save Microsoft
> Word documents.  Reverse engineering is not copyright infringement, right?
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