Dennis Gunn wrote: >>Thoughts from the mind of Tobias Seyb, 27-05-2002: >> >>>I just read that informing about methods to crack a copy protection is >>> >>> >> >forbidden by law in the US. >> >> > >Interesting concept but I wonder if such a law will actually stand up >when it is put to the test in court. I am betting it won't. > There's a trial going on right now related to "cracking" copyright protection. The legislation seems to work and US justice is doing a proper job on this. Obviously the copyrigth related industries are only sueing serious infringements. I don't think they'll sue publishers for publishing the tricks on how to remove copyright protection if it's just a simple tip like what has been discussed here. That tip has just been announced in an official music magazine in Germany: Musikwoche: http://www.mediabiz.de/newsvoll.afp?Nnr4841&Biz=musicbiz&Premium=N& amp;Navi000000&T=1 There is good European legislation on this as well, it's just that the European member states haven't ratified the copyright directive yet. :-( Cheers, Joeri -- Joeri Vankeirsbilck joeri@... Belway Productions - http://www.belway.com List-admin Logic-users/SoundD*ver-users/Logic-TDM