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Re: Romulus cracks

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From: ma9... Dom the Lemming
Date: Thu, 20 May 1993 16:47
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Loepelmann Karsten (klo...@muskwa.ucs.ualberta.ca) wrote:
: I was FTPing hints and stuff from ftp.uwp.edu (romulus directory) and
: came across some files with a .unp extention. I've never heard of any
: MSDOS archive system that uses this suffix, so I assume it's UNIX, or
: some such. I tried UNCOMPRESS and UNPACK to no avail.

: Help, anyone?

.unp stands for unprotect. These files are text files describing how
to remove the copy protection from a game. They are intended for
personal use only, not so that you can go around nicking everyone
else's software. Eg: I took the protection off my copy of Ultima V
with the instructions from one of those files, but I don't use it to
go giving said game away to friends.

When used for personal use *only*, they are not illegal, as far as I
can tell.

: Prospective thank-yous...

: KAL

-Dom (treefrrrog extraordinaire)
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