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Re: New Apple II SuperSite Online
"Paul Grammens" <grammens@svn.net> wrote in message
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> But back to the effect of copy protection: I have boxes of software that
I
> got with my Apple II's, and much of it can't be run from my expensive hard
> disks because it's copy protected. I've mentioned Print Shop before, that
> one drives me nuts. You can load it onto the hard disk, but you have to
> insert the copy protected floppy in order to run it!
> That's not a problem on the PC version.
Oh for crying out loud, it's not a problem on the IIgs either!
On the disk, edit block $2F and change byte $80 from $4F67 to $5768 (I think
that's block 2 in the file MF).
I've had that patch since the late 1980's. I'll admit some games can't be
(or are
diificult to) run from a hard disk, but there's not that much that can't be
fixed. Heck,
I picked this stuff up (or worked it out) for my own software - I'm sure
your average
pirate could give you the answers for just about any software.
--
Peter Watson
-- Write to MSDOS disks on the Apple IIgs?
-- Impossible! ;-)