From Chris.Hilker Sent Sat, Nov 1st 1997, 04:45
>> Now, if you want to make copies for people, as long as you do it in a >> non-commercial fashion (i.e., you don't charge for it), you are >> protected by the Audio Home Recording Act. This Act made recording for >> non-commercial purposes an activity which did not breach copyright. > >IIRC, this applies for personal use only. Giving copies away to other people >doesn't qualify as personal use. If you own the copyright, of course, you're >entirely free to do what you want with your work. Sorry, try again. Read the AHRA: http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/17/ch10.html It doesn't refer to "personal use," just "non-commercial use by a consumer." Please explain how giving away copies is not non-commercial use. Standard disclaimers apply. C. -- Chris.Hilker (xxxxx@xxxxxxxxx.xxx) "Sex is the darndest nougat murder, something something e-mail something something la la la la beable beable trousers and dingaling nougat..."