Author: Ed Schröder
Date: 03:52:45 05/04/02
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On May 04, 2002 at 05:33:09, Steve Maughan wrote: >Jeroen, > >>Besides, the matter I was discussing here in this forum had to do with hacking >>the book (your point nr. 5 below). People had hacked the code in which the >>Rebel book was written and converted it to their own format. And I find it >>fully correct that something should be done about this. > >A hypothetical question - how would you feel if someone hacked your books, wrote >a program that trawled the book comparing it to their own book, figuring out the >unique lines and allowed their engine to search and come up with a considered >response. Is this legal? Would you be happy about it? > >I should say that I have no intention of doing this! > >Regards, > >Steve Hi Steve, It's covered by the copyright notice, it's the first thing that you see on the screen when the installation starts. Ed ================================================================== COPYRIGHT NOTICE The REBEL software is the exclusive property of Schröder BV and is protected by Dutch and International law. You are prohibited from transferring this product in any way or form whatsoever. It is forbidden to copy, change, split, disassemble or produce any changed form of this product. Schröder BV Internet: http://www.rebel.nl P.O. Box 6365 NL 7401 JJ Deventer Email: info@rebel.nl The Netherlands
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