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Dear Joe Cypherpunk,
Thank you for downloading VMware for Linux.
Please find attached to this email message a file containing
your license.
If you own a 1.x license, you will already have a file
named "license" in the .vmware directory. Be sure not to
overwrite it with this new license file so you have the
option of returning to using VMware 1.x for Linux.
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of the file begin with "license". You may, for example, save
the 2.0 license as "license20".
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file is included as text at the bottom of this message. Copy
the text between the "Cut Here" lines and save it as the license
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Thank you for your interest in VMware. We hope you have a successful
experience in using our product.
Best Regards,
- The VMware Team
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# VMware software license
Fields = "Cpt, Name, Email, LicenseType, LicenseClass, LicenseFeature, Count,
LicenseKey, ProductID, ProductType, Expiration"
StartFields = "Cpt, Name, Email, LicenseType, Field2"
Field2 = "LicenseClass, LicenseFeature, Count, Field3"
Field3 = "LicenseKey, ProductID, ProductType, Expiration"
Cpt = "COPYRIGHT (c) 1998-2000 VMware, Inc."
Name = "Joe Cypherpunk"
Email = "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
LicenseType = "User"
LicenseClass = "Evaluation"
LicenseFeature = "None"
Count = "1 of 1"
LicenseKey = "34752_000"
ProductID = "VMware for Linux"
ProductType = "2.0"
Expiration = "2000-4-15"
Hash = 2456f447-e0b807c5-613486d3-58354acc-e3687637
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license_34752_000
