Author: James T. Walker
Date: 18:15:57 11/07/99
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On November 07, 1999 at 05:36:21, Harald Faber wrote: >On November 06, 1999 at 18:13:29, Amir Ban wrote: > >>>Will Junior6 have the same kind of copy protection as Fritz6 has? >> >>It will be have copy protection. I think the same as Fritz6. >>Why ? Anything wrong with Fritz6 copy protection ? >> >>Amir > >Yes, I cannot make a backup of it. And since there are ENOUGH GOOD alternatives >there is no need to buy such software for me. I promised myself to not buy c.p. >software anymore. Hello Harald, After some of the post on this BB concerning openly pirating software, I can understand the use of copy protection. Many third world countries consider it a right to copy anything and distribute it. In most there is virtually no way to enforce the law so it is done openly. I have been to countries where you could walk into a store and buy the latest copied programs for $2.00. Things like Dbase , Microsoft Word, Excel, etc. I don't think this has changed much in the last few years except it is more available than ever. Probably the copy protection will not prevent this anyway. Jim Walker
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