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 >Reply to Item    5501058                 93/12/02        14:07
 >From:   COCO@PUCC.PRINCETON.EDU@INET#   Internet Gateway
 >Sub:      Re: Copying copyrighted s
 >From <@PUCC.PRINCETON.EDU:COCO@PUCC.PRINCETON.EDU> Fri Dec  3 10:23:55

 >CoCo market after that.  Now I write one off stuff under Unix for folks
 >that both pay and do not spread my work around for free.  This allows me
 >to feed my family.  Think about it folks!

I guess it can happen.  When we started Sub-Etha, we individually serial
numbered every piece of software (on the disk and lable) we sold and
registered them (we shipped all the software, even orders taken by other
dealers).  So, we knew who had what and could always ask for a serial number.

We started up in 1990, near the end years of Rainbow, but we never "saw" the
problem of piracy...I'm sure some of our programs got passed around, but no
one ever called us about it or to request more fonts or whatever for a
pirated copy.  Perhaps the serial number discouraged that?  I do not know.

          Allen C. Huffman -/- Sub-Etha Software