Ron Wilder wrote:
>
>Hey... they deserve it if they copy my stuff without any renumeration.
>Ron
>

I agree completely. The part that I *really* like about your suggestion is
to allow things to work just long enough for them to get a bunch of units
into the field. They do deserve it.

Regards, Bob


>Bob Barr wrote:
>
> > Ron Wilder wrote:
> > >
> > >Maybe you could put in a critical table in the 256 byte area...  A
>table
> > >that is
> > >accessed at certain times and turns off the system at a four,  six, or
> > >twelve month
> > >interval.  If someone copies your code they won't find it for six
>months...
> > >well into
> > >their release to customers...  Could cause them many problems trying to
> > >debug that
> > >one.  In the mean time, you could be doing enhancements that continue
>to
> > >work!  You
> > >just have be more creative than Microchip!  Hope this helps.
> > >Keep smiling,
> > >Ron
> >
> > You are *really* devious. I like that. :=) A six month time bomb, that's
> > great.
> >
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