Re: Legal whatever

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Subject: Re: Legal whatever
From: Christopher William Bowron <bowronch@ARCTIC.CPS.MSU.EDU>
Date: Mon, 5 Jan 1998 23:39:19 -0500
Organization: Michigan State University
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Reply-To: Christopher William Bowron <bowronch@ARCTIC.CPS.MSU.EDU>
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Andrew Herber <elderatoglegend@YAHOO.COM> writes:

>
> Does anybody know if its illegal to profit
> from TI-8x programs? I have had cash offers
> from several people in my school for copies
> of my creations. Also, what can I do for
> a license agreement? I know its a little
> far-fetched, but if its possible, I'm going
> to do it. (Fourth Rule of Acquisition: Trust no
> one.)

If you wrote it, I see no reason that you couldn't enjoy some monetary
benefits if you were so inclined... I was once in the habit of selling
copies of a TI85 Casino game that I wrote a few years back...

If you are planning on selling copies of programs that other people
wrote you could run into some problems..

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Legal whatever

From: Andrew Herber <elderatoglegend@YAHOO.COM>

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