LA>>      OpSys is *NOT* public domain. Lee R. Aroner and CDC Micro reserve
 LA>>      all rights of copyright (1997) and ownership, and hereby grant the
 SH> Uhm, I'm sorry, but within 5 seconds, that unit could be copywrited to 
 SH> me. You can't post source code and expect to hold a copywrite on it.
This is a little off-topic, but if he releases code and puts a
copyright notice in it - he DOES retain the copyright.  It is
illegal for you to change anything about it - even just the
copyright notice.  There are civil legal penalties for violating
the copyright law.  Furthermore, you are subject to CRIMINAL
prosecution if you _knowingly_ violate someone's copyright.
Jud McCranie
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