> You can use it on protected disks too. > Chris White can use it to duplicate his own games :) > It is still legal.
Only if I own the right to copy it :) > The problem of copying protected disks is not a problem of that converter. > Converter is surely legal, you simply cannot create illegal copies of > anything. > > (The same as monitor: To have a monitor is legal, but if you throw it on > somebody's head and kill him, this is illegal, not monitor itself.) > > The only I want to say is that if somebody makes and distributes a program > which will convert protected disks to disk image and backwards, it is surely > legal. > I must mention this, since somebody wrote that the author of that converter > should be liable for cash losses of software developers. Will find the case for that in UK , A peep got prosicuted for making and transfering a program the Deprotected all Autodesk Software (Silly em for using the same protection in all their software) :) And you still not alloud a copy of E-Copy 3 , unless you publish MY software Chris
