LLPSite 2.0 Toolbar ???

[madcadder]

Does anyone still have this?

Not the freeware version 1.0.
I'm looking for the "paid for" version 2.0.

I lost mine in a harddrive failure. The site in no longer and I can't remember the authors name.

Edit:
This site gives a lot of google hits. At one time it was a real source for CAD info. Ashame it's gone.

Ahh... Owner of the site was Larry Pommer

[madcadder]

That sucks... I posted that over a year ago.

It was a good product in its time and some of those LSP are worth use today.



So guess what!!!


I was cleaning out a storage unit and found nine (9), Yes I said nine, old harddrives.
One of them had the 'bought and paid' for 2.0 version of the LLPsite toolbar.

Now, on the the new issue.

The company went defunct, or disappeared, went bye-bye (I search for the web for the guy for at least 3 yrs)... I was modding the menu and updating it to still be useful with newer versions of AutoCAD (used into 2008 before losing)(found version dated 01/11/06).

So... What can I do with it???

I don't have any plans, but I'd just like to know.
Can I re-brand it and sell it as my own following the same theme?
Can i give it away? It was paid for to have a lifetime license. (yea, lifetime... huh)

Just wondering... Seriously, I have a stock copy of 2.0 hidden away. It's nowhere on the web at all. You can download the freeware 1.0 version, but 2.0 is making me wonder if I have the only copy that still exists...

[cadtag]

it's abandonware at this point, but you have no (legal) rights to sell, transfer, copy, distribute, or whatever unless that was given to you in the license agreement. It's still copyrighted software, and the rights are owned by the copyright holder.

It would be equivalent to copying an R14 CD, and selling that or giving it away. Of course, Adesk is apt to come down on you a lot harder than Mr Pommer.

A good example of one of the many things that are wrong with current copyright laws, both US annd internationally. Owners disappear, die, fortget about the item, refuse to sell or support it, etc. etc. etc.

[cpadilla]

I also own LLPSite 2.0 Toolbar and installed it in Autocad 2010 and it works fine, I guess as long as you can run .lsp files in Autocad it will keep working, it has a lot of valuable lsp routines, I don't know why it was abandoned.

[m.schmidt]

I'm still using it in Map 3D 2012 with no problems