kathym....good point, I'll bet many people don't...however, just because you make a personal choice not to read it before you accept its terms, my pov tells me that you've acknowledged you will abide by the terms...just as if you sign a contract without reading it, you've legally accepted the terms... if a court of law upholds a lawsuit against an individual, filed by a hacker who illegally downloaded a program, installed it, ran it and incurred damage to his computer, or filed by someone on the basis that they didn't read the EULA, then there is absolutely no hope for this world...but, that scenario actually happening wouldn't surprise me in the least as it seems way too often I've seen where a criminal seems to have more rights than a victim...Karen

Say what you mean and mean what you say.