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From: jet@tramp.tmc.edu (j. eric townsend)
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Subject: Not having manuals and pirated software (was Re: One more try...
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In article <15031@snow-white.udel.EDU> pfaff@mercury.asd.contel.com (Ray Pfaff - Oakwood 457 934-8162) writes:
>As an interested bystander, how would you feel if I called you a thief because
>you asked a question that's in the AmigaDos manual?  That's certainly proof
>that you must have stole your Amiga since the information should be availible
>to you.

Furthermore...

I just acquired an Amiga (yea!), but it was used, and much of the
original, paid-for software is without documentation.  Some of it
*has* full documentation, but my original copy of SimCity (for example)
does not.  I'm going to contact the publisher to see what I can do
about getting a manual, since I have the master disk....  Same goes
for a couple of other games, and a few sw packages -- original floppy,
no manual.

Not all of us with stupid questions are pirates.
--
J. Eric Townsend
University of Houston Dept. of Mathematics
jet@karazm.math.uh.edu
Skate UNIX(tm).