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Hoggett

Discussion Starter · Jan 13, 2005

Hello everybody,

I am sorry for posting regarding copying a CD, I thought that if you had purchased the CD and trying to copy it for personal use it would be ok.

Once again sorry.

Ian

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Wet Chicken

· #16 · Jan 14, 2005

dugq said:
Having read the thread your referring to I would have to agree with the Stoner. On my understanding, copying a CD you own for personal use, is not illiegal and is considered fair-use. The fact that it is copy protected makes no difference, copy protection does not change the law.

Dugq and Stoner are correct. You are allowed to make a copy IF you purchased it. No apology needed

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Wet Chicken

· #18 · Jan 14, 2005

rmay635703 said:
most tell you to go buy another

You could always buy the NFR version. It only costs 10-15.00 and is perfectly legal. They will send it to you with their blessing

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Wet Chicken

· #20 · Jan 27, 2005

It stands for Not For Retail

For example, you can buy a new sealed copy of Windows XP Pro for 15.00 directly from MS, and it will have a full warranty :up:

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Wet Chicken

· #22 · Jan 27, 2005

No.

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