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4705.1 | The archive is MVK2_0.lzh | VIVIAN::D_VISTUER | | Thu Apr 25 1991 20:19 | 1 |
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4705.2 | comments & question on MVK2.0 | TRUCKS::BUSSINK_E | Stupendous Man | Fri May 31 1991 11:01 | 7 |
| It is a powerfull program, but extremely ugly to watch !
With so good coding, such a poor presentation.
Another thing, can a program be public-domain in the UK and
have another status (Shareware ...) in France/Switzerland/Belgium ?
Erik
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4705.3 | PD/Shareware policies ? | VIVIAN::D_VISTUER | | Fri Jun 07 1991 10:35 | 14 |
| Hhmm!, I dont't know !. I suppose if the author states that in the docs
then it must be. However, given the fluidity of PD/shareware I think it
would be extremley impractical to keep in check.
As an aside: When I hire video films in the UK, I sometimes notice a
small piece of print which says that '...This video is not for hire or
rent in Australia or New Zealand..." - I wonder why ?.
Regards.
Dave V.
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4705.4 | | PEEVAX::GIFFORD | My dunny was kicked down by chooks! | Mon Jun 10 1991 22:37 | 22 |
| > As an aside: When I hire video films in the UK, I sometimes notice a
> small piece of print which says that '...This video is not for hire or
> rent in Australia or New Zealand..." - I wonder why ?.
I believe this is an ofshoot from the publishing industry.
The US and the UK carved the world up between them. I believe the UK controls
Australia.
That is why you will see a US book with the above on.
In the UK you see books with "Not for sale in US or Canada".
The net result is that local publishing seems to be frozen out by the
'big publishers', and a book in Australia costs an arm and a leg.
Stan Gifford.
Australia.
Part of meglomaniac industries!
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