tran@titan (Andy-Cuong Tran) (02/17/89)
I just got Magic Sac 5.9. I did not know I specifically needed Finder 5.4 and system 3.2 to make Magic Sac work properly. Can one of you kind sole out there email these files to me. Thank you in advance. tran@orion.arpa
jdutka@wpi.wpi.edu (John Dutka) (02/20/89)
In article <22014@ames.arc.nasa.gov> tran@titan (Andy-Cuong Tran) writes: >I just got Magic Sac 5.9. I did not know I specifically needed >Finder 5.4 and system 3.2 to make Magic Sac work properly. Can one >of you kind sole out there email these files to me. Thank you in >advance. > >tran@orion.arpa I don't think you should do that - they are copyrighted pieces of software, and merely suggesting this is a violation of INTERNATIONAL copyright laws. Please remember you are on a national forum here... +--------------------------+-------------------------------------------------+ | John A. Dutka (jdutka) | You've heard of the SI system of units, and the | | WPI | British system of units, well, now, we've got | | 100 Institute Road | the WPI System of Units (WSU). More later. | | Box 2308 +-------------------------------------------------+ | Worcester, MA 01609-2280 | BITNET: jdutka@wpi.bitnet | | United States of America | INTERNET: jdutka@wpi.wpi.edu | | (508) 792-1949 | USENET/UUCP: | +--------------------------+-------------------------------------------------+
scott@lilac.cs.odu.edu (Scott Yelich) (02/21/89)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | |In article <909@wpi.wpi.edu> jdutka@wpi.wpi.edu (John Dutka) writes: |>In article <22014@ames.arc.nasa.gov> tran@titan (Andy-Cuong Tran) writes: |>>I just got Magic Sac 5.9. I did not know I specifically needed |>>Finder 5.4 and system 3.2 to make Magic Sac work properly. Can one |>>of you kind sole out there email these files to me. Thank you in |>>advance. |>> |>>tran@orion.arpa |> |> |>I don't think you should do that - they are copyrighted pieces of software, |>and merely suggesting this is a violation of INTERNATIONAL copyright laws. |>Please remember you are on a national forum here... |> -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In an attempt to avoid this situation.. I, too, just received my Mac Sac. I DO need a finder/system disk... how do I get one of these LEGALLY?
Xorg@cup.portal.com (Peter Ted Szymonik) (02/21/89)
Actually, Apple's System/Finder are readily available from every major information network for the price of a download. But it must be stressed that such a download is subject to accepting Apple's License which must be read and accepted as part of the download. But I will make no recommendation on mailing the System Tools to someone, you should be able to find them at any User Group or Apple dealer (many of which will let you copy to update your present System/Finder combo.) Pete
laba-2he@web-3c.berkeley.edu (Oliver Juang) (02/23/89)
Apple allows its dealers and online services like CompuServe to make System and Finder available at no cost other than what it costs to call CompuServe and the time spent downloading. Lawrence Y. Chiu; University of California, Berkeley.