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Subject: MacPascal Copy Protection
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Date: Sun, 28-Oct-84 21:59:48 EST
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Posted: Sun Oct 28 21:59:48 1984
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From: singer@harvard.ARPA (Andrew Singer)
[Ed. This message is sent for sake of completeness]

From: Steve Stein, Think Technologies
Subject: Macintosh Pascal Copy Protection
Date: 22 Oct 84

In response to the message traffic about Macintosh Pascal copy protection
and what you can and cannot do because of it:

1. (To kalagher@mitre:) Don't worry about modifying the original disk with any
   of the standard tools (e.g. the Finder, the Font Mover).  As long as the
   MacPascal application and its associated files are on the disk, things
   should work OK. 

2. You can run MacPascal from an external floppy drive.  Also, once you get
   around Apple's "may not be copied or moved" protection (a la
   JW-Peterson@UTAH-20.ARPA), and making the auxiliary data files IPAUX and
   IPINIT visible, you can move all of them to an external hard disk drive and
   run from there (with the speed of summer lightning, comparatively
   speaking).  YOU MUST HAVE THE FLOPPY IN THE ON-BOARD MACINTOSH DRIVE AT ALL
   TIMES for this to work (this is a bug).  This means that if you have
   programs or data files on floppies that you want to access, you must move
   them to your hard disk BEFORE running MacPascal, since once you start
   running, you cannot swap the MacPascal disk out of the internal drive
   (sorry about that). 

3. Comment 2 applies for Lisas under MacWorks as well.