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Thread: What file formats do you use for "terms of use"?

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    What file formats do you use for "terms of use"?

    I usually include a separate file for "term of use" or a "license agreement".

    I've decided to add a means for the user to display the critter from the installation Form.

    However, using PDF for the critter, I find that displaying via OLE Container is relatively slow.

    I really don't want to have two versions of the critter, i.e., the PDF file and a version internal to the installation program, requiring maintenance of two copies.

    The internal version could then be displayed in a listbox.

    What do you folkes do?

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    I use HTML. Many told me its not good because can be altered but pdf can also be altered. You just need to use the ghost reader software and you can alter it even if its password protected, so why not using HTML?
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    Carlos Paleo.

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    Anything can be altered. I use Install Creator which incorporates it into an .exe file. If I need a ReadMe file I use NotePad.

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