scott wrote:
> If the license says otherwise that's incorrect.

In the USA, copyright supersedes license agreements. According to some old 
court cases, if it's copyrighted, and your license agreement conflicts with 
what copyright allows, and you bought the stuff *before* you agreed to the 
license, then copyright wins.

I don't know if DMCA changed that, tho.

> But understand in many cases when you buy DRM protected content 
> you are not buying the right to unlimited personal use.

It depends. I certainly am when I buy a kindle document.

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Darren New, San Diego CA, USA (PST)
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