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rabBit wrote:
> If you read the liscense, if you decide that you don't agree with the
> terms and conditions stated, then you can return it for a full refund.
> Buy using the software, you agree to the terms and conditions in the
> contract, and it is legally binding.
> Argue one way or another, but copying the software is a criminal act,
> and you, sir, are a criminal.
> As I am in the programming industery, I can tell you that we are
> addressing the problem. You may have seen games that require the CD to
> start up. People have figured out how to copy even the CDs and run the
> game without it. HOWEVER, there is a solution to this. it can be made
> to corrupt itself if on attempts to copy it. Look for this to be
> commonplace by the end of the year, then we'll see what direction this
> argument takes. ;) 
> Terry <da...@bellsouth.com> wrote:

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There is no reason to copy the whole CD to the HD.
I just copy the CD and create an identical one.
It works excactly as the original.
Oh by the way ...It costs me  20 minutes of my time
and $6 to copy a CD and I also copy the manuals.

Oh ...where do I find the games ?
...I just borrow them for a day or two from friends,
cousins, schoolmates...or exchange with others allready copied CDs
and believe me it's very easy to find any game and program in the
market.

So there is no reason to read any licence...

With Love
Eric