I don't want to get into a legallity argument. But: By the sounds of it, the family wouldn't give a damn if the software was copied or not. Besides, they still have a few quid from me from my Blitz subscription. (It was only a few quid and I can't be bothered to pry it out of their hands - they probably need it more than me, anyway).
What James could so is similar to what I saw on telly a while back. There was this guy who wrote to NASA and the Russian space agencies saying that if they had no objections, he would sell "real-estate" plots of land on the Moon and Mars. Of course, they never bothered replying....so he sold certificates for a fair amount of money to the unsuspecting general public... OK. Floppy disks are slightly different to heavenly bodies, but.... you know what I mean... Justin > -----Original Message----- > From: David L [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Saturday, November 20, 1999 2:11 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: Question: MIDI sequencing > > > From: James Gasson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > > If it's not still being sold, then I would very much like it if you > > could send me a copy. (Do you mean by e-mail?, because I live in New > > Zealand.) > > > > Otherwise, I'm willing to post off a cheque to anyone who will accept > > it. So how much does (did) it cost anyway? (Hmmm, perhaps I should > > rephrase this...) > > Ahem! > > Before you start asking for a "copy" of this program which still legally > belongs to the Mackenzie family - I should check on the "who" list...! > [EMAIL PROTECTED], and an equivellent freeserve account still > exists!!! > > Perhaps listening to what Gavin said, and sending an SAE to the address I > posted earlier would be a good idea. > > No cheque, just ask if available, and how much. > > David
