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ericc...@wwa.com (Ascii Rider)
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ericc...@wwa.com (Ascii Rider)
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Wed, 18 Jun 1902 08:00:00 GMT
Easy question - Please help the noviceI have noticed that every time I run a program (tp7), I end up getting an Thanks.... |
Alan M. Evan
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Wed, 18 Jun 1902 08:00:00 GMT
Re:Easy question - Please help the noviceQuoteAscii Rider wrote: one byte of your BIOS each time you compile as well. AME |
Dr E. Buxbau
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Wed, 18 Jun 1902 08:00:00 GMT
Re:Easy question - Please help the noviceQuoteericc...@wwa.com (Ascii Rider) wrote: on it, it should revert to: Compile to memory. This is a toggle, each time you click on it, it will change between the two states. |
Ascii Rid
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Wed, 18 Jun 1902 08:00:00 GMT
Re:Easy question - Please help the noviceIn article <33311CDB.3...@airmail.net>, look...@airmail.net says... Quote
copy right now. And I have a lot more respect for the people who allowed me to steal it than I do for you, at they are trying to help people, unlike Borland , or yourself. |
Ascii Rid
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Wed, 18 Jun 1902 08:00:00 GMT
Re:Easy question - Please help the noviceIn article <5grc0a$...@falcon.le.ac.uk>, E...@le.ac.uk says... Quote
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Osmo Ronkan
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Wed, 18 Jun 1902 08:00:00 GMT
Re:Easy question - Please help the noviceQuoteIn article <5gqf00$hf...@kirin.wwa.com>, Ascii Rider <ericc...@wwa.com> wrote: into an executable. That is .EXE-file. Get it? There is an option that allows you to compile top memory only but there Osmo |
Maelstr
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Wed, 18 Jun 1902 08:00:00 GMT
Re:Easy question - Please help the noviceericc...@wwa.com writed sumthing lik this Quote> In article <33311CDB.3...@airmail.net>, look...@airmail.net says... is reading this please note that this procedure should *only* be done if you have a pirated copy of TP. It's not necessary otherwise. The .exe files are a sign that Borlands in-built copy-protection has been activated. You see when it first came out d00d, they wanted to have protection to stop people writing programs with pirated software. So there is a file in your c:\tp\bin directory called tpc.exe that you should delete. This file is marking your programs to stop them working on some computers. The other way to disable it to go into the c:\tp\units directory which is s3kretly keeping track of your directory structure. If you find any files that have a .tpu extension DELETE THEM. Then you will have no more problems with the piracy issue. I guarantee it. Please note everyone that you should NOT tamper with any of these files if you have a legally installed copy of TP. Hope this helps :) --Maelstrom |
Mike Copelan
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Wed, 18 Jun 1902 08:00:00 GMT
Re:Easy question - Please help the noviceQuote> >> I have noticed that every time I run a program (tp7), I end up getting an "helping" anyone? Do you figure that you're "destined" to have TP/BP, and that these "angels" have appeared to bypass the horrible, commercial obsticles which are impeding you from this Grand Plan? Do you likewise feel that the Jaguar you covet will also somehow become yours without earning the money most people pay to acquire it? Will you steal another man's wife because you think she's really "hot" and you deserve her more than he? (Or perhaps you prefer young boys...) Where is the logic in your methods for obtaining things you want? Do you steal from entities you simply "don't like", such as Borland, IBM, or MicroSoft? What's your criteria for this selection? Do you rip off only those whom you feel "deserve" to be stolen from, or is anyone fair game for your malevolence? Your petty and bogus justifications for stealing TP/BP (or anything you don't care to purchase) are only to be pitied and vilified, not admired or flaunted. I hope that all thinking people here see you for what you are and categorically refuse you any sort of help in your miserable efforts. You earn only contempt from most of us here, and I, for one, hope you rot in Hell... |
Mike Copelan
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Wed, 18 Jun 1902 08:00:00 GMT
Re:Easy question - Please help the noviceQuote> Uhhh, I think so mister....Since when did programmers get so stinking high and mighty? documentation) gives that right - in fact, it says so in the official documentation: we can castigate, vilify, and otherwise put down those who use pirated or illegally-obtained software. Quote> Evidentally you didn't understand my question smart (software) product - which automatically negates your right to get reasonable help and/or replies here, and it entitles us to consider you lower than sh*t on the bottom of the ocean. It's all there, in the official documentation you disdained getting in such a cavilier manner... |
Ascii Rid
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Wed, 18 Jun 1902 08:00:00 GMT
Re:Easy question - Please help the noviceIn article <5guchf$...@kruuna.Helsinki.FI>, ronka...@cc.helsinki.fi says... Quote
high and mighty? Evidentally you didn't understand my question smart A$$. I'm trying to teach myself pascal and I'm pretty sure you can run a file withought actually making an executable. AND, as my question CLEARLY states, I was concerned only because I didn't see the file being made before, and I thought I might have done something I shouldn't have. GEEZ! Quote>There is an option that allows you to compile top memory only but there |
Ascii Rid
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Wed, 18 Jun 1902 08:00:00 GMT
Re:Easy question - Please help the noviceIn article <MPG.d9d256744d92c65989...@news.iap.net.au>, Quote
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Mike Copelan
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Wed, 18 Jun 1902 08:00:00 GMT
Re:Easy question - Please help the noviceQuote> > Your petty and bogus justifications for stealing TP/BP (or anything _real_names_?) sent me "over the edge" - his attitude and specious piety (how he helps people in the slums and is grateful for those who support his piracy efforts) were just too much for me to maintain any level of propriety. I admit that the post went beyond most of what I do here, but his particular "thumbing of his nose" was more than I could handle. You have a point, and I probably hurt my image (for those who pay me any attention) - such as it is. However, "Sometimes you just gotta say, what the...". Sorry to disappont you. 8<}} |
Robert Grossma
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Wed, 18 Jun 1902 08:00:00 GMT
Re:Easy question - Please help the noviceQuoteAscii Rider wrote: maelst...@deathsdoor.com.removethis says... > >ericc...@wwa.com writed sumthing lik this > >> In article <33311CDB.3...@airmail.net>, look...@airmail.net says... >> > >> >Ascii Rider wrote: >> > >> >> I have noticed that every time I run a program (tp7), I end up getting an "stolen" allowed me unlike I'm really not THAT stupid. You really do underestimate yourself. You are easily that stupid. Bob. |
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