SEC: Software circulation

["Sonji K. Aycock" <harley@g-net.net>]

Dear friends,
This is probably a dumb question but it is a sincere question.  When I
took over my media center, I inherited several pieces of computer
software.  How is it to be circulated?  If a piece of software is loaded
onto a computer, it has to be removed from that computer before it can
be loaded onto another computer according to copyright standards unless
you have a site license.  If I am right about the copyright, would I not
spend an awful lot of time loading and removing software and how would
teachers benefit?
HELP!!!!!!!!!!
--
Sonji K. Aycock
Media Specialist
W-W Comprehensive High School
Washington, GA 30673
harley@g-net.net or wwhs@g-net.net
P-706-678-7918  F-706-678-7918

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