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From: chris@umbc3.UMD.EDU (Chris Schanzle)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: Hard Disk Problem?
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Date: Tue, 22-Sep-87 10:41:38 EDT
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> > Shhhh! Don't say that Flight Sim won't do as Jan wrote.  My SE might
> > hear you and quit doing it like it has since I bought it.  I just click
> > on the icon and it runs.  When I select Quit it ejects the floppy and
> > reboots off the hard drive.
> 
> On a FatMac or a MacPlus my copy of Flight Simulator will not run
> unless it is the startup disk. 

Both you guys are correct.  Remember MicroSoft dropped copy protection on
ALL their software products in the not too distant past.  This includes
Microsoft Flight Simulator.  You can make backups of recent disks simply
by using a sector copy in Copy II Mac.  (I suppose you could drag it in
the Finder to a hard disk, but I don't trust the finder in copying possibly
strange files.)

Hope this helps clear up the situation --

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