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In article <1345@uakari.primate.wisc.edu> gdavis@primate.wisc.edu writes:
>From article <1989Dec21.210721.9191@uncecs.edu>, by egapmh@uncecs.edu (Paul M. Hudy):
>
Don't want to start a flame-fest, so I tried to e-mail but our 
wonderful mailer says:
   ----- Transcript of session follows -----
>>> HELO indri.primate.wisc.edu
<<< 553 Local configuration error, hostname not recognized as local
554 <gdavis@primate.wisc.edu>... Service unavailable: Bad file number

So, here goes, in public even :-)!

>I hesitate to call users of Mac emulators pirates, since I'm
>sure most of them are fundamentally honest, but I would still
>say they are stealing, even if unwittingly, Apple's
>intellectual property.

Sorry, but it goes like this. I may purchase anything I like. I
may then do whatever I want with it, as long as it is for my use.
I can legally purchase MAC OS ROMS and then use the code
contained therein as a basic of an emulator. 

>It is important to note that the System is legally available
>(according to Apple's license) only for use on Apple equipment.

If I purchase something, it is mine to do with as I please. Such
a 'license' is non-sense. If you look at the shrinkwrap license
on the disks, you will find out that the disks contain the usual
garbage about the media itself being warrented and not the
programs, ad nauseum. I can purchase software and again run it on
any machine I like.

brian
oplinger@crd.ge.com

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