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Re: Treasure Chest Project discussions
- Subject: Re: Treasure Chest Project discussions
- From: yeo@pigeon.qut.edu.au (Willie Yeo)
- Date: 1997/04/02
- Distribution: world
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2, comp.emulators.apple2
- Organization: Queensland University of Technology, Australia
- References: <5hqj34$pob@dove.qut.edu.au> <5hs1df$60l@borg.svpal.org>
Paul Creager (wily@svpal.svpal.org) wrote:
: Another Lost Classics success was Paul Lutus' AppleWriter and some of his
: others (GraForth was one, I believe). They were reclassified as
: copywrited freeware.
Yeah, Joat sent me details on the Lost Classics stuff from Genie's
A2 Roundtable. I will put them up tonight... |8)
Just that yesterday was a rush job trying to put up stuff that I
had anticipated.. So it will take a while for me to put up the Lost
Classics one.
Also, I got great encouraging news from others that they are
contributing to get older software companies to reclassify software. Of
course, YOU make this work, the more you contribute, the more the Apple II
Community benefits.
If you can get people like InterPlay (Bard's Tale I, II, III) or
Origin Systems (Ultima I, II, II, IV, V), if will be even fabluous. Of
course, you won't know until you try... and if you got contacts, of course
it will be much easier to work on...
|8)
Of course... following up on Penguin, I got in-principle, the
go-ahead to accept manuals that have been re-typed as text and uploaded.
All Penguin Software wants is a copy of that manual. It has to be listed
in Treasure Chest Project / Penguin Software hompage BEFORE it can be
distributed as Freeware.
I am working on it... and if someone can be to so kind to send me
a list of Penguin Software they have... The more titles you can provide,
we can be more legitimate in distributing these titles and you won't be
hounded as keeping a pirate copy of the game !!
HELP Treasure Chest Project TO HELP YOU !!!