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In article <113416@infocenter.UUCP> sgeisler@infocenter.UUCP (Steve Geisler) writes:
>In article <2094@compugen.>, john@compugen. (John Beaudin) writes:
>> boba@hpwarau.hp.com (Bob Alexander) writes:
>> 
>> >comp.binaries.ibm.pc?  As I understand it, the upgrade is encrypted and
>> >only PCTools 5.1 can decrypt it, so only current owners would be able to
>> >make use of the upgrade.
>> 
> 
>What gives you cheap people the NERVE to ask for free upgrades to this product?
>Central Point software charges for this upgrade! Did you copy someone elses 
>disks in the first place?  You should all be ashamed of yourselves!!!
>
>Steven M. Geisler, Encore Computer Corp. Ft. Lauderdale, Fl. 

Lighten up!!!  When I first heard that the upgrade was available on 'a' BBS,
I thought it was free myself!  But I found out that the upgrade is _ONLY_
available from the Central Point BBS in Oregon (I believe).  To download
the entire upgrade at 2400 baud takes aproximately 90 mins.  Does this 
still sound "FREE" to you???  Not me.  But some people don't mind grabbing
it themselves and not having to wait for it to be shipped.

Geez, not all of us honest people have original disks to all commercial
software/upgrades!  There are other ways to pay and obtain it!


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