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Subject: copyright
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Date: Tue, 22-Apr-86 06:42:44 EST
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If you look into a public domain program with SID you might sometimes
find a copyright entry of DRI or other companies. This doesn't always
imply that this software is a black copy. Keep in mind that the
librarys of the development kit for instance got also copyright entries.
So if you write software under C you'll find a DRI copyright somewhere.
I just tell this, because I stumbled over such things when looking
into new bought software. Feel free to add your opinions.
Johann Zuschlag (I6191008@DBSTU1.BITNET)