Is INI file structure covered?

[David Woolley]

LWC wrote:
> There's this freeware which has an open source license. In other words, 
> it's closed source with an open source like license. This software is 
> basically an EXE file and an INI file. The relevant part in the license 
> is:
> 
>

The problem with hypotheticals like this is that they need accurate 
legal answers.  You will not get a binding legal answer here, and I 
doubt that anyone with the legal skills would comment without seeing the 
whole licence.

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