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enzerinkp@topaz.ucq.edu.au (Peter Enzerink, UCCQ, Australia.) writes:

>In article <3313@sparko.gwu.edu>, timur@seas.gwu.edu (The Time Traveler) writes:
>> 
>> If anyone has the original masters for CD 2.0, PM 4.0, and Excel 3.0,
>> could you please email me the disk titles?  For instance, CorelDraw!
>> disk 1 is called "Setup", etc.  Thanx.
>> 

>I can't believe that anyone in their right mind would openly state that they
>have pirated software, then ask for help with it!
>Where are the software police? Surely someone must be able to act on this.
>We're talking about approx $3000 worth of software. Doesn't anyone want their
>legal share of sales?

I don't think he was asking for the disks/software; all he said he wanted was
the titles, and you can certainly imagine situations where you would need
just the titles (e.g., where you've already got pirated versions of the
software that were pirated badly such that the labels were not
transfered).  If I thought about it, I could even come up with a
legitmate reason for his request.

As far as I can tell, his request is kosher (though just barely so)

(BTW, its kind of like advertising looking for a massage, if you get my
drift...)
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