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From: funkstr@ucscb.UCSC.EDU (Larry Hastings)
Newsgroups: rec.music.synth,comp.music
Subject: Re: Getting the Cakewalk memory map (was "Anyone use Cakewalk?")
Keywords: say the secret password, win $100
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Date: 3 Nov 90 00:21:07 GMT
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+-In article <11370@hubcap.clemson.edu>,
| rwberry@hubcap.clemson.edu (Robert W Berry) wrote:
|
| kls30@duts.ccc.amdahl.com (Kent L Shephard) writes:
| >By the way does anyone know the password?
|
| Just run something like strings on it.
|
+----------

I just did... the password is "satori".  The memory map isn't too exciting.
In fact, the rest of the string table was probably more interesting... the
name of the homebrew windowing library is "Nurses" :).  Also, it looks like it
was compiled under Microsoft C... and the TERM variable appears to support
"color", "mono", "bigsmall", "dump", "snow", "bios", and "ansi".

There's a message in the string table that says "Reverse engineering of this
software is prohibited by copyright law."  While that appears to be a paper
tiger (there's nothing in _my_ licensing agreement about reverse engineering)
they always have the option of revoking your license and refunding your
money.

--
larry hastings, the galactic funkster, funkstr@ucscb.ucsc.edu

I don't speak for Knowledge Dynamics or UC Santa Cruz, nor do they speak for me

"I'm naming my first ulcer after you." --Plucky Duck, "Tiny Toon Adventures"