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From: dillon@CORY.BERKELEY.EDU.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Copy protection
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Date: Wed, 15-Apr-87 02:37:15 EST
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Posted: Wed Apr 15 02:37:15 1987
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	Well, actually, one has quite a bit more control over the Amiga
floppy than with most other computers.  There are several ways to prevent
people from doing simple bit-by-bit copies... laser burns, writing while 
seeking, flaky bits, etc...

	Unfortunetly, most copyprotection schemes either (A) force the
	use of a master disk which wears out, (B) is a @#$#$% to use 
	everytime you want to run the application, or (C) takes over the
	machine.  As a result,  I personally do not buy copyprotected 
	software.

					-Matt