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1 Jun
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2:54 a.m.
Earlier, Frank McConnell wrote:
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I'm thinking what this means is that you can use
TCM to copy 1.44MB
3.5" media, but there's no guarantee that it will reliably copy
media that are copy-protected.
Thanks for the info ... that's what I was afraid I was going to hear.
I notice you are connected to kjsl.com via UUCP. There's less and less
of that any more. For anyone's interest in the Ohio area, I've got a
UUCP number in Columbus, and there are still 4 or 5 systems that use
me as an upstream mail hub. Since the mapping project shut down, it's
difficult to find a connection.
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2 Jun
2 Jun
8:33 a.m.
At 07:53 AM 6/1/03 -0400, Charlie Smith wrote:
I'm too lazy to look for it right now, but I wonder what version of the cps
tools the above comment refers to. CPS I think continued to support the
option board through many many releases of the toolkit, which went up to
like version 7.1 or so just within the dos/w3.1 era.
I'm
thinking what this means is that you can use TCM to copy 1.44MB
3.5" media, but there's no guarantee that it will reliably copy
media that are copy-protected.
Thanks for the info ... that's what I was afraid I was going to hear. 
9:41 a.m.
> > I'm thinking what this means is that you
can use TCM to copy 1.44MB
> > 3.5" media, but there's no guarantee that it will reliably copy
> > media that are copy-protected.
On Mon, 2 Jun 2003, Mike Ford wrote:
I'm too lazy to look for it right now, but I
wonder what version of the cps
tools the above comment refers to. CPS I think continued to support the
option board through many many releases of the toolkit, which went up to
like version 7.1 or so just within the dos/w3.1 era.
It was still valid at the point where they discontinued the product (and
gave a nice closeout offer to those of us who had bought in quantity).
There were a number of "HD" formats that it couldn't handle (I was NOT
dealing with copy-protection), and even a few that it couldn't handle that
were readable through int13h.
But his support of his mass duplication products might have been
different.
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