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Copying copyrighted software

#43529
From: CoCoList
Date: Thu, 02 Dec 1993 16:42
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You know, I was really sad when Sierra pulled outta the CoCo market.  They
made some fantastic games for OS-9, like Leisure Suit Larry, and my favorite,
King's Quest III.  I was looking forward to more of their games for my
favorite computer/OS, but they pulled out saying that software piracy was
too prevelant in the CoCo Community.  Up until now, I didn't believe that
to be the case.  However, after reading the past few mail messages to this
list, I guess I'm seeing the sad truth of the matter.  Sierra was probably
right.

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=  JOEL MATHEW HEGBERG                     |                          =
=  INTERNET: JOELHEGBERG@DELPHI.COM        |   RUNNING OS-9/68000 ON  =
=  DELPHI:   JOELHEGBERG                   |     AN MM/1 COMPUTER!    =
=  GENIE:    J.HEGBERG                     |                          =
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