Rental of PC software...

Hi,

For those of you who believe it is completely illegal to rent PC software
should contact:

Star Techs
9222 Burnet Rd.
Austin, Tx.
512-719-4263

(sorry for the earlier mis-spelling of the name)

I'll also forward a reference regarding loaning copyrighted material and
who owns the rights to decide whether it is allowed or not.


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In <199809111540.KAA11397@einstein.ssz.com>, on 09/11/98 
   at 10:40 AM, Jim Choate <ravage@EINSTEIN.ssz.com> said:

>For those of you who believe it is completely illegal to rent PC software
>should contact:

>Star Techs
>9222 Burnet Rd.
>Austin, Tx.
>512-719-4263

>(sorry for the earlier mis-spelling of the name)

>I'll also forward a reference regarding loaning copyrighted material and
>who owns the rights to decide whether it is allowed or not.

We used to have a store here called AtoZ Software that opened up a couple
of years back. They were srtictly a software rental store and were doing
*very* good business from it. They ran into quite a bit of trouble (SPA et
al) over it. I didn't follow it too close but I don't think that they rent
software any more. :(

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