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You're being a little paranoid, albiet understandably. Welcome to the digital rights age. If they feel the need to protect their copyrighted material then I don't blame them for using FileOpen. It's the best way to protect their pdf files other than writing javascript which can prevent all kinds of uses and abuses (which we are currently doing to keep files from being copied from one machine or printed on any machine other than the original machine it was saved on). If you want the game, d/l the Active X control. If your peace of mind means more to you, return the game. Btw, what is the name of the game? If it's borderline pron then you really don't have a leg to stand on. Those folks are really picky about protecting their content. ~James Opinions expressed are mine and I've got all I need thank you. __________________________________________________________________ From: Stephen Allen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Wed, Apr 07, 2004 at 10:18:17PM +0200 or thereabouts, Danny Engels wrote: > That site looks ok to me: http://64.106.242.160/index.html Hi Danny: Not to me it doesn't, especially when it informed me it was Adobe's site. I wonder why no domain name is associated with it? This isn't going to take off with consumers, I'm the consumer that bought this thing, and now they want me to download a plugin for a product I've bought! Very intrusive. Why would it be DRM'ed when I've bought the damn thing? What information does it collect to enable the DRM? I think it's going back, and I think I'll write the game publisher to let them know how I feel. I just don't understand why something so simple is DRM'ed. I mean one needs to read the manual just to play the damn game. It's not like I'm buying the PDF, I've already bought it! Sorry for venting... To change your subscription: http://www.pdfzone.com/discussions/lists-pdf.html
