>At 9:07 pm +0000 14/1/99, Simon Cooke wrote: > >>Also, it doesn't matter *WHAT* protection you put on it, E-Copy will >>copy it. There's NO foolproof way to stop someone from copying it. >>Otherwise, the computer wouldn't be able to read it, would it? > >Precisely true. And of all the sam-users capable of reverse-engineering a >protection routine and don't have E-Copy, how many of us do you think could >really be bothered? I'd already have written an equivalent of E-Copy >myself, if I'd ever thought it would be a productive way to spend my time...
Indeed. After all, E-Copy was only written in the first place as a way to allow FRED Publishing to distribute Parallax (and for me to format the disks so that I could get Parallax on the disk in the first place). Version 2 was written by Chris for Lemmings. *shrugs* Simon (NSFMSFT) ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
