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I don't know about Transylvania III GS, but most software licenses require one
to destroy any copies when selling the originals; ie., you have sold your
right to have the program and no longer have the right to use the program.

If this is the case with the Transylvania license, I suggest you buy a new
program disk if you wish to play the game.  This is especially true for
Apple II programs if we wish to see any new programs released for the machine.
The market is diminishing, and we must continue to make it a viable one.

This is obviously my own soapbox opinion.  But I think it is the defensible
truth.  I'm not commenting only to colby@pro-freedom, but to the whole Apple II
base.  We must preserve "Apple II Forever"!  Right?

Have a nice day everyone!

  --Steven Nelson                   steven-nelson@uiowa.edu