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And, as long as we're talking about rephrasing the question--it's incorrect to use the phrase "legal recourse" this way. What you want is to "absolve the College of all legal responsibility" or "liability" or other synonyms. "Legal recourse" is pretty much an antonym of what you want, referrring instead to when the law is on your side, and thus aids or assists you in your goals. As such, it's not something of which you can be absolved. Aldrich, Dak wrote: >In the case you have provided, then, if the answer is "gray" then it is No. > >My question was: Does it absolve the college of ALL legal recourse..." >If the answer is not yes, then it is no. And this DRASTICALLY affects >our decision to allow faculty to install ANY software on their machines >themselves. > >I will make sure I forward GC's response to me out to all of you, so we >all have a Yes or No answer to this question. > >Thanks! > >-dak