I have a single-user copy of MathCad that I purchased. According to the MathCad 14.0 FAQ, "Customers with commercial MathCad licenses (non-academic licenses)can obtain home use licenses as follows: ... Question 1 -- how do I tell if my license qualifies for a home-use license? Question 2 -- given that educators and students can't "write off" MathCad, why are academic licenses being excluded from the home-use policy? Shouldn't a student or professor be able to work both in school (office PC) and at home, particularly considering the non-profit nature of education? Question 3 -- if I do qualify for a home-use license, how do I go about obtaining it? I have been using MathCad for at least 15 years, and really enjoy using it -- it's always a joy when my work veers into "math", allowing me to return to MathCad.
