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From: wjb@burl.UUCP (Bill Buie)
Newsgroups: net.micro.cbm
Subject: backing up software
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Date: Tue, 24-Apr-84 12:08:24 EST
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Posted: Tue Apr 24 12:08:24 1984
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After considering all the replies (thanks everybody) I got in the
mail and on the net, I got MAE, the assembler package from Eastern
House Software.  I am as wildly enthusiastic about this product as I
was bitterly dissapointed after spending money on an assembler from
HES.

One of the (very many) things I like about MAE is the liscensing
agreement that came with it.  The diskette is not copy-protected,
and I can (theoretically) back it up as long as nobody but myself
gets to use the copy or original.  That's fine with me, except that
I don't know how to back the disk up.  It's all in machine language,
so I can't load it with basic, then save it to another diskette. 
Can anybody tell me a quick and easy way to make myself a backup
copy?  I have access to a second 1541, if that helps.  All replies
are appreciated.  If anybody asks and if nobody beats me to it, I'll
put the answer on the net when I find out.
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				--Bill Buie