🚀 go-pugleaf

Alan M. Evans wrote:
> 
> Dick Wisan wrote:
> 
> > I is illegal, of course, but I'm coming to think it shouldn't be.  If
> > Borland _would_ sell the old versions, the standard rule would be
> > perfectly fair, but they don't, and there's _nobody_ from whom you
> > can legally get one of those small early versions any more.  If
> > they refuse to sell them, we ought to be free to pass around what
> > we have.
> 
> But you _are_ free to pass around anything you have. The problem arises
> when computer software is involved. With software, you don't give it to
> someone like you would, say, a car or a book; what you do is give a copy
> of it, and this is where the copyright law says "no."
> 
> All you have to do is find someone who doesn't want their's anymore.
> 
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Alan,

 I have a registered version of TP5.0, that I may be willing to part
with. However,
I don't have you e-mail address to discuss this privately with you.  If
you will
contact me by e-mail, let's see what we can do!

Bob Hansen,
rlhansen@zianet.com