On 7 Nov 2002, at 0:40, dndsystems1 wrote: > No they are not illegal, the O/S is the same as it always was. Before > D&D started production a fault was repaired that had been there for > some time, very minor but it stopped the O/S performing as it should. Dennis, let me enlighten you a little bit here. Perhaps this will actually help you.
The fact is that YOU ARE NOT ALLOWED to repair a fault in the OS - just like you would not be allowed to take a book from an author and change some sentences in it because you find them better. The OS is NOT yours or anybody else's to change - unless the authior has agrred to it. Guess what : he has agreed to this - provided, however, that, if these changes are to incoprporated into e version sold by anyone, they are reported to AND AGREED TO by me. Has this happended? NO. > This is documented in QL Today and elsewhere, quite old and well > accepted, nothing to do with anything else, it was Q40 specific. That doesn't change anything. > Why > do you belive what has been written before? If nothing has changed why > is the O/S wrong today? The 'OS' isn't wrong. You are just selling something which you are not allowed to sell. > You have been lead up a false trail with no > evidence, unfortunately you believed it. And rightly so! Wolfgang
