> That sounds rather silly, since the information is on your disk 
> and nobody
> can control it.  If Acrobat Reader insists on not allowing you 
> to copy text,
> that will only guarantee someone will write a reader that 
> won't, and post it
> on the net.  The net result will be that Adobe and those people 
> who turn on
> copy protection look like horses' behinds.

It's true though, at creation time there is full control of the 
copy function and  what is even more annoying the print function 
can be disabled. I bought a manual for a scope on ebay and it has 
the print and copy disabled and for reading and using the wiring 
diagrams it's horrible.


TTYL

Peter peter@whacky-scientist.com


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