At 03:21 AM 9/7/2002 +0800, Christian Renz wrote:
>... but of course this is not a way to get text for (even locked)
The locked modules scare me. I try to say away from them.
Jerry
>It is good that you are not advocating it. For those who may not know, this
>kind of process is something that we should probably always stay away from.
Yes, I second that. I only did it because I was curious and it was
easy :-) but of course this is not a way to get text for (even locked)
mod
It is good that you are not advocating it. For those who may not know, this
kind of process is something that we should probably always stay away from.
Because, in the US the DMCA law and in many other countries similar laws
now make it a crime to "circumvent an access control." It is even a
v
Along those lines, many online ebook places use your credit card number
and expiration to decrypt the encrypted file. Of course, this assumes you
are unable to crack the decryption engine so that it outputs the raw
(unencrypted) text after you've entered the CC, allowing the unencrypted
version t
>conditions. I would be surprised if they didn't have some kind of 'no
>modification allowed' clause, or restricted copying or restricted
>printing.
Actually, sword isn't at much of a disadvantage here. Even the format
of some closed-source bible apps is well known, so that the text could
be extr
