Yes, you are purchasing a license to use the content, and not the content itself, but the purchase of that license allows you to use the content forever. NI recognized the fact that they were in the wrong when a while back they said that there are libraries (like EWQLSO for Kontakt) that would no longer be able to be auth'd, but they reversed course, and did the right thing, because as far as I know, you can still auth those libraries. THEN, there is nothing the end user can do. An "in perpetuity" license is just that, and the only way the developer gets out of that clause - which it put in the EULA - is if it goes out of business. There is no such thing as sorry, we no longer develop the sw that enables you to install the content you bought. Here's the thing - if the developer promises you - via the EULA - an "in perpituity" license, they must, from a legal standpoint, make good on that.
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