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From: Friesen@PCO-MULTICS.HBI.HONEYWELL.COM
Newsgroups: comp.sys.atari.st
Subject: RE: Writing to write protected disks
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Date: 4 Oct 88 01:55:00 GMT
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Everyone wants a program that will do it, well here it is:

************************* * * * PINBALL FACTORY * * BY:  * * MITCHRON *
*************************

It uses a wierd forrmat (it always makes weird noises on my floppy) for
copy protection.  If you try to save a pinball game you have made to the
original disk whether it is write protected or not, it won't save the
whole thing, but part of it will be saved.  The only way you (or at
least I) can save a game, is if you save it to another disk.


Aric Friesen

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