changwoo@eleazar.Dartmouth.EDU (Chang Woo) (02/10/88)
I remember some people posting articles about Apache Strike some time ago,
but I cannot recall what they were now. I'd like to buy that program, but
only if it is not copy-protected. I don't like to reboot my Mac each time
with the copy-protected disks. I checked an ad from MacConnection and saw
it is not copy-protected, but when I called them to order the program, the
operator told me it is copy-protected. Does any kind person tell me
whether it is copy-protected or not? Getting opposite answer from the same
mail order vendor is little too strange.
Thanks in advance,
Chang
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