on 12/10/05 4:30 PM, Mikael Jolkkonen at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Rick ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > >> The MIDI sequencer I'm using on it is an old non 32-bit clean version >> of Performer. > > Did you install the regular way from the original floppies (which count > installs by means of a devilish copy protection scheme) or did you > figure out a way to get around that? I've got a musician friend whom I > supplied with Mac hardware for MIDI use. He owns the original > diskettes for Performer 4.1 and 4.2, but mistrusts them because of their > age and would like to make backups. As it is now, if the hard disk > screws up, or the diskettes develop errors, he might eventually lose the > ability to use the software he has purchased and rightfully owns. Thus > it would be wise to make backups of either the installed software or the > diskettes. I must admit defeat in trying to accomplish that. > (The regular bit-copy methods and dozens of more sophisticated tricks > failed, although I managed to identify some of the irregularities with > the diskettes.) >
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