I am currently using ghost.exe in dos mode to recovery my image to multiple like computers.  The ghost.exe file is from the 2003 version.  My question is I want to be able to send my ghost.exe and image on a usb flash drive to someone to recover my image to the unit they have.  They want to keep the usb flash drive incase the unit crashes again.  I purchased the original program for this image and am not sure if I can have someone else use it.

Also, would like to find a program like ghost.exe that can be used to create an image and put it on a usb flash the same as my current ghost program.   Anyone know of anyone else do this?

As NightOwl notes, using any version of Ghost to distribute to multiple computers has always required one license for each PC. For your purposes you should probably have been using the corporate version anyway - which didn't actually charge more per seat, and which gave you quite a lot more for your money, since the corporate version has the network tools and many many other useful things. Making a bootable USB memory stick has also been a standard feature since about corporate version 8.2, for instance.

One of the additional elements in the corporate version is the OEM distribution kit, which allows you to create restore-only versions of Ghost with custom branding. Those still need licenses too, but the licensing for it is handled quite differently - but being restore-only they are very cheap.

That's something that's been an option basically forever (since the Binary Research days, even), but being originally created for computer manufacturers it wasn't quite a regular "product" as such. However, enough companies have wanted to use it for their own internal purposes that from GSS2 onwards, the OEM builds are now a standard part of the corporate product - you'd still need to talk to corporate sales about licensing the kit for distribution but it means the OEM versions of Ghost stay in synch version-wise and capability-wise with the base product.