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Article #38892Re: ROMS
From: Eric C. Olson
Date: Thu, 18 May 1989 18:51
Date: Thu, 18 May 1989 18:51
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I remember reading about TSR program for the IBM which modified the binary of dbase. This was quite legal since the user still had to buy the original binaries from ashton-tate. I wonder if modifications to the ROMs can be distributed? Of course, you would have copy the ROMs into RAM first ... perhaps this part is not legal? Eric ericco@ssl.berkeley.edu
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