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From: gregmarq@pnet02.cts.com (Greg Marquez)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: Aunt Arctic Adventure
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Date: 6 Jun 89 09:20:14 GMT
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> From: uggbrand@cs.Buffalo.EDU (G. Brandon Brooks)

>    Sure it is. The instructions are right in the instruction booklet.

>    the level. There is no way around this. But, fortunately, if you had the
>    diskette protection notch turned so that the program can write to the disk,

>(3) How can I make more than 1 copy of the game?
>    Why do you want to do this? There should be no reason unless you are
>    pirating this program. A game such as Aunt Arctic Adventure will be

>    last over a year at the least. If you have ONE back-up, you should be
>    happy - you'll have the game virtually forever - it seems to me you have
>    a pirated version of the game (see #1) and/or are trying to give it out
>    to others. Please don't. Aunt Arctic Adventure is an excellent program
>    that took long, hard hours for the author to program, and he did a very
>    fine job!


        Brandon,
                It's very easy to 'forget' to read the manual, especially when
        the instructions are only a paragraph or two long. . .burried in four
        pages of copywrite notices in several different languages.
                As for copying the disk:  I would like the peace of mind that
        I have a backup before letting my kids at the game. . .I play with
        my original Aunt Arctic Adventure, un-write protected, but I still
        wish for a backup. . .especially with the flaky copy protection it
        has (It only 'likes' one of our four Amigas).
                I don't see how it 'seems' that he has a copied version.  I
        would have asked the same questions a couple of weeks ago.

                                                        R.G.M.

Richard G. Marquez / Echidna Software       \|//   Echidna - the best little
3501 Jasmine Ave. #15 / L.A., Ca. 90034    _oo //     monotreme money can buy

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