Subject:      Re: AR - Statutes of Limitation on Copywright?
From:         paradise@netcom.com
Date:         1996/01/05
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 Agreed. It goes without saying that the copies that were produced while 
the contract was in force can still be sold(ie. A person can sell a Model 
T ford even if Ford no longer sells it). On the otherhand, Datasoft and 
it's sucessor can no longer sell it. But if someone has bought a copy 
they are free to do with it what they will just as any consumer can with 
any product.

                     -Phil

P.S.
  Plus as I have said before, in regards to the existing product, if you 
can't find a person to sell it to you or you need to run it on the 
transformer, then do what you have to do ;). 
-- 
                                             Philip Price
                                             paradise@netcom.co