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Mary Morrison Case Summary
Mary Morrison is a second-semester sophomore business major enrolled at Big State University received a computer from her family as a Christmas gift after viewing the computer she understood why the computer was not that expensive the computer only have the Windows operating system. Mary knew the software that she would need a word processor, a spreadsheet program and presentation software for her courses, her friends told her she should get the Microsoft Office Professional software, used by the business students.

Microsoft Office Professional cost $199, but a fellow student Frank Taylor told Mary that she could just make a copy of the software to use then she remembered her computer literacy class and why copying software was not worth

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