The launch file is part of the copyrighted program and making copies of it is a violation of law. If you have trouble understanding the license agreement for a particular program, help is available. Your school's media or technology coordinator or software manager may be able to answer your questions. In addition, you can always contact the software publisher and ask for a clarification of the license agreement as it applies to your school. Our school has Internet access.
Internet piracy is a significant problem for end-users, server operators, and publishers.
Copyrighted material is frequently distributed online in violation of the law. It is very important that any school permitting Internet access has a policy in effect regulating its use. Illegal software downloaded from the Internet by students, faculty, and staff may place the school itself in a position of liability. Users also risk introducing a virus into the system, losing the option for technical support and discounted upgrades, and sacrificing the quality that comes from legal product. I'll bet most of the people who copy software don't even know that they're breaking the law.