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From: g4r@mentor.cc.purdue.edu (Andy Burnett)
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Subject: Re: DM on hard disk?
Keywords: Dungeon Master
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Date: 18 Jan 90 03:24:19 GMT
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Reply-To: g4r@mentor.cc.purdue.edu (Andy Burnett)
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>	Nope, thats not always the rule. For a vast majority of protected 
>software, one can place the program (providing the files are readable) on the 
>hard drive, and then use the main disk with the copy protection as a KEY disk.
>

  Won't the program still look to the 'A' drive for the programs/data?

>There is also another alternative. 
>
>Get, Revolver. Then load the game in, and start playing, but when your done
>just roll out the memory partition out to the hard drive. Admiditly this is 
>a kludge, but it is workable.
>

  Where can I get Revolver?  How much does it cost? How does this program 
work?



Andy Burnett
g4r@mentor.cc.purdue.edu