If you own the rights to the software, then no, of course it's not illegal. However it's copyright infringment if you do not own the software.
Yes, it is illegal, since your friend only paid for one copy, and thus only one running instance of the software.
Yes, think of it as DVD burning. If you make a copy of someone else's DVD it is illegal. Same as with computer software. Both are copyrighted.
Yes and No No not if you pay for it, or send money to the company. But if you download it, pay for it, then send it to your friend, and he/she doesn't pay for it, then yes that is illegal. Also if you download it without paying for it, then it is illegal, too.
not if u are making them yourself and they are not copy righted.
how can u settle ilegaly using a copy write
Making a copy of a movie that you own is not illegal. To give or sell it to someone else is. To make a copy of someone else's movie is illegal. Basically, if you make copy to avoid paying for the movie, it is illegal.
yes, it is illegal to give my friend a CD then he copy's it and gives it back.
That would depend on the license agreement, but the typical license allows the person who buys the software to make a backup copy. Most vendors will, in fact,supply free back up copies to registered owners of their software. I would hesitate a long time before paying for software which did not allow me to make backups and did offer free replacements upon request.
no you legally bought it, as long as you don't copy it and sell it you won't get in trouble
No. The pirated software is still illegal. You have the legal copy; use it or replace it in the proper way.
If you're in the US or the UK then, yes, it's illegal to make a copy of a CD you've borrowed from the public library. It's also illegal to make a copy of a CD you borrow from a friend.
Distribution of copyrighted music is illegal. The same is true of software, whether it is games or tools for work. Distributing them to other people means they did not pay for them.