Re: Open letter to Apple ][ hackers Re: Official and LEGAL ways to emulate Apple II?

["Bryan Villados" <news003@macgeek.org>]

I seem to a problem with this logic. If you bought an Apple II+, which came
with DOS 3.3, based on what some people are saying, each owner would then
own TWO legal licenses of the ROM???? Even if it's legally correct, I doubt
that's what Apple had in mind.

--- Bryan

"Rob" <rsteinmetz@mindspring.com> wrote in message
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> Dosius wrote:

> If the rom images for an Apple][+ come on the DOS 3.3 master disk, and
> you have a legal copy of the DOD 3.3 master disk, why don't you have the
> same right to use those files you do for the system software. I read the
> license in the user group PDF and it doesn't restrict the kind of
> computer you use the system software on, only that you use it on one
> machine at a time and don't reverse engineer it. It seems if you have
> enough legal copies of the system disk you are ok at least with these
> ROMs. Possible other ROMs are not so lucky.