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In article <495@umbc3.UMD.EDU> chris@umbc3.UMD.EDU (Chris Schanzle) writes:

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>Both you guys are correct.  Remember MicroSoft dropped copy protection on
>ALL their software products in the not too distant past.  This includes
>Microsoft Flight Simulator.  You can make backups of recent disks simply
>by using a sector copy in Copy II Mac.  (I suppose you could drag it in
>the Finder to a hard disk, but I don't trust the finder in copying possibly
>strange files.)
>
>Hope this helps clear up the situation --

I consider my copy to be copy protected because it can't be copied with
the Finder (It finds a defective loader2 file on the duplicate).  The
copy made with CopyIIPC runs ok as I described before even if it isn't
the boot disk. (I always thought if you launched an application from a
disk other than the start-up disk, and that new disk had a 'blessed'
folder, the new disk became the start-up or system disk anyway).  I did
copy the files to the hard disk once with the Finder but got a dialog
box saying FltSim won't run off a hard disk...too bad.


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Leonard "Maurice" Riggins