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From: dave@heurikon.UUCP (Dave Scidmore)
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Subject: Copy protection schemes
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Date: Mon, 3-Mar-86 19:37:34 EST
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	I have heard the term "key disk copy protection" thrown around here
in a few articles. Does anyone know what this protection scheme is? I can't
think of very many copy protection schemes that a raw track read and write
could not circumvent. I would be interested to know how people like EA copy
protect disks.

						Dave Scidmore