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From: kjs39186@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu (Kent Squires)
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Subject: Re: Copy Protection
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Date: 10 Mar 91 08:27:46 GMT
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bill@braille.uwo.ca (W.B. Carss) writes:


>Unless Central Point has changed their tune in the last little while I 
>wouldn't put too much store in the efficiency of Copy II Plus 9.n.  The
>last time I spoke to them, they weren't too concerned about problems I
>was having (while beta testing for them) on my //e.  There seemed to be
>some serious pointer problems when copying things from sub-directory to
>sub-directory and I couldn't get many of the AUTOCOPY routines to do 
>much at all.

>Even if you are using a IIgs I think you would be better off getting a 
>copy of 8.3 and using it - at least it works!!!

>-- 
>Bill Carss
>bill@braille.uwo.ca

I have the Beta  1 version of v9.0 and it doesn't read all the directories
on my hard disk, and it uses the old ProDOS quit routine, where you enter
the path and all that.  Also, I use v8.4 and it seems to work just spiffy
fine for me.