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FOR THE USERS THAT HAVE 'HARVARD PROJECT MANAGER' V 1.1
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FROM : THE A.S.P ; (Against Software Protection)
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ORIGINALLY SUBMITTED TO WHIT WYANTS BBS
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PLEASE NOTE THAT THESE UNPROTECT PROCEDURES INVOLVE FROM 4 HOURS TO
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40 OR MORE HOURS ( 40+ HOURS FOR 'HPM' ) OF
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SINGLE STEPPING THRU CODE AND FIGURING OUT THE
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INTENT OF THE ORIGINAL CODE.. SO I WOULD APPRECIATE IT WHEN U PASS
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THIS ON TO OTHER BOARDS YOU DO NOT ALTER THIS OR TRY TO TAKE CREDIT
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FOR MY LOST SLEEP.... THE A.S.P... ORLANDO FLA. (J.P. TO HIS FRIENDS)
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IF YOU HAVE A HARD DISK OR WANT TO CREATE A BACKUP COPY THAT IS NOT
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TIED INTO THE 'HPM' DISKETTE...IN CASE YOUR ONLY COPY GOES BAD
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.. THIS PATCH WILL REMOVE THE COPY PROTECTION COMPLETELY....
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AS ALWAYS THIS IS FOR YOUR PERSONAL PEACE OF MIND ONLY
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IT IS NOT MEANT TO BYPASS ANY COPYRIGHTS..YOU ARE BY LAW BOUND BY
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YOUR PURCHASE LISCENSE AGREEMENT.
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IF YOU HAVE A HARD DISK AND WANT TO PUT THE PROGRAM ON SUCH
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WHY SHOULD YOU BE TIED TO A FLOPPY. YOU HAD TO GIVE UP A LOT OF
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'BIG MACS' TO GET YOUR HARD DISK.
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1). FORMAT 1 SYSTEM DISK UNDER DOS 2.0 OR 2.1 (1.1 SUPPORT WAS NOT INCLUDED)
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2). LABEL IT ACCORDING TO THE ORIGINAL 'HPM' DISKETTES
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3). COPY THE FILES FROM THE ORIGINAL DISKETTE TO THE CORRESPONDING
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2.X FORMATTED DISKETTE
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4). PLACE THE ORIGINAL 'HPM' DISKETTE BACK IN THE MANUAL
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WE WILL NO LONGER USE THEM.
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5). I WONT TELL U HOW TO USE DEBUG OR ANY 'PATCHER' PROGRAMS
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ON THE BBS'S, I JUST GIVE U THE CODE TO CHANGE.
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6). FIRST WE WILL NEED TO CHANGE A PROGRAM CALLED 'HPM.EXE'
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7). THE FOLLOWING BYTES ARE IN DECIMAL OFFSET FROM BYTE 1 OF THE PROGRAM,
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I WROTE A SHORT BASIC PROGRAM TO READ THE OLD 'HPM.EXE' AND NEW 'HPM.EXE'
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( AS A 1 BYTE RANDOM FILE) AND PRINT OUT THE DIFFERENCES: THEY ARE-
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8). DECIMAL OFFSET OLD CODE NEW CODE
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------------- -------- --------
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BYTE 44670 = 205 (HEX=CD) - 49 (HEX=31)
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44671 19 ( =13) 192 ( C0)
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79682 1 ( =01) 0 ( 00)
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79719 97 ( =61) 104 ( 68)
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79720 58 ( =3A) 112 ( 70)
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79721 104 ( =68) 109 ( 6D)
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79723 109 ( =6D) 114 ( 72)
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79724 112 ( =70) 116 ( 74)
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79725 114 ( =72) 46 ( 2E)
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79726 116 ( =74) 100 ( 64)
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79727 46 ( =2E) 97 ( 61)
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79728 100 ( =64) 116 ( 74)
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79729 97 ( =61) 0 ( 00)
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79730 116 ( =74) 0 ( 00)
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79735 97 ( =61) 104 ( 68)
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79736 58 ( =3A) 112 ( 70)
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79737 104 ( =68) 109 ( 6D)
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79738 112 ( =70) 46 ( 2E)
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79739 109 ( =6D) 111 ( 6F)
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79740 46 ( =2E) 118 ( 76)
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79741 111 ( =6F) 108 ( 6C)
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79742 118 ( =76) 0 ( 00)
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79743 108 ( =6C) 0 ( 00)
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79747 97 ( =61) 104 ( 68)
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79748 58 ( =3A) 112 ( 70)
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79749 104 ( =68) 109 ( 6D)
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79750 112 ( =70) 46 ( 2E)
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79751 109 ( =6D) 104 ( 68)
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79752 46 ( =2E) 108 ( 6C)
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79753 104 ( =68) 112 ( 70)
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79754 108 ( =6C) 0 ( 00)
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79755 112 ( =70) 0 ( 00)
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9). NEXT WE NEED TO PATCH A PROGRAM CALLED 'HPM.OVL'
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DECIMAL OFFSET OLD CODE NEW CODE
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------------- -------- --------
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BYTE 8240 = 97 (HEX=61) - 104 (HEX=68)
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8241 58 ( =3A) 112 ( 70)
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8242 104 ( =68) 109 ( 6D)
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8244 109 ( =6D) 114 ( 72)
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8245 112 ( =70) 116 ( 74)
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8246 114 ( =72) 46 ( 2E)
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8247 116 ( =74) 100 ( 64)
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8248 46 ( =2E) 97 ( 61)
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8249 100 ( =64) 116 ( 74)
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8250 97 ( =61) 0 ( 00)
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8251 116 ( =74) 0 ( 00)
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8256 97 ( =61) 104 ( 68)
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8257 58 ( =3A) 112 ( 70)
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8258 104 ( =68) 109 ( 6D)
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8259 112 ( =70) 46 ( 2E)
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8260 109 ( =6D) 111 ( 6F)
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8261 46 ( =2E) 118 ( 76)
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8262 111 ( =6F) 108 ( 6C)
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8263 118 ( =76) 0 ( 00)
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8264 108 ( =6C) 0 ( 00)
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8268 97 ( =61) 104 ( 68)
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8269 58 ( =3A) 112 ( 70)
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8270 104 ( =68) 109 ( 6D)
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8271 112 ( =70) 46 ( 2E)
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8272 109 ( =6D) 104 ( 68)
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8273 46 ( =2E) 108 ( 6C)
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8274 104 ( =68) 112 ( 70)
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8275 108 ( =6C) 0 ( 00)
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8276 112 ( =70) 0 ( 00)
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65939 232 ( =E8) 144 ( 90)
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65940 34 ( =22) 144 ( 90)
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65941 255 ( =FF) 144 ( 90)
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BYTE 65969 = 232 (HEX=E8) - 144 (HEX=90)
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65970 4 ( =04) 144 ( 90)
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65971 255 ( =FF) 144 ( 90)
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66098 255 ( =FF) 80 ( 50)
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66099 182 ( =B6) 144 ( 90)
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66100 24 ( =18) 144 ( 90)
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66101 2 ( =02) 144 ( 90)
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66102 232 ( =E8) 184 ( B8)
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66103 19 ( =13) 1 ( 01)
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66104 42 ( =2A) 0 ( 00)
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66124 141 ( =8D) 49 ( 31)
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66125 134 ( =86) 192 ( C0)
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66126 8 ( =08) 144 ( 90)
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66127 2 ( =02) 144 ( 90)
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66129 141 ( =8D) 184 ( B8)
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66130 70 ( =46) 246 ( F6)
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66131 2 ( =02) 246 ( F6)
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66144 232 ( =E8) 144 ( 90)
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66145 16 ( =10) 144 ( 90)
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66146 0 ( =00) 144 ( 90)
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66153 139 ( =8B) 184 ( B8)
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66154 134 ( =86) 1 ( 01)
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66155 2 ( =02) 0 ( 00)
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66156 2 ( =02) 144 ( 90)
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66170 138 ( =8A) 49 ( 31)
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66171 86 ( =56) 210 ( D2)
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66172 8 ( =08) 138 ( 8A)
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66173 138 ( =8A) 110 ( 6E)
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66174 118 ( =76) 12 ( 0C)
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66175 10 ( =0A) 138 ( 8A)
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66176 138 ( =8A) 78 ( 4E)
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66177 110 ( =6E) 14 ( 0E)
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66178 12 ( =0C) 138 ( 8A)
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66179 138 ( =8A) 70 ( 46)
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66180 78 ( =4E) 16 ( 10)
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66181 14 ( =0E) 139 ( 8B)
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66182 138 ( =8A) 94 ( 5E)
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66183 70 ( =46) 18 ( 12)
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66184 16 ( =10) 30 ( 1E)
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66185 139 ( =8B) 7 ( 07)
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66186 94 ( =5E) 144 ( 90)
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66187 18 ( =12) 144 ( 90)
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66188 30 ( =1E) 49 ( 31)
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66189 7 ( =07) 192 ( C0)
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66190 205 ( =CD) 144 ( 90)
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66191 19 ( =13) 144 ( 90)
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NOTE: NOW ALL OF 'HPM' COPY PROTECTION IS REMOVED, AND U MAY DISKCOPY
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THE UNPROTECTED DISKS AS REQUIRED.
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OTHER NOTES:
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1). CHECKS FOR SPECIALLY FORMATTED TRACKS COMPLETELY REMOVED
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2). ANY HARD CODED DRIVE ASSIGNMENTS COMPLETELY REMOVED
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(ALL FILE REQUESTES, INCLUDING INITIAL LOAD FILES ,WILL LOAD
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FROM THE CURRENT DEFAULT DRIVE)
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3). U MAY LOAD ALL THE FILES ON THE NEWLY FORMATTED AND UNPROTECTED
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DISKETTE DIRECTLY TO HARD OR RAM DISK, IN ANY SUB-DIRECTORY U
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SET UP
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4). U MAY CHANGE THE DEFAULT DRIVE AFTER RUNNING BY USING THE ' FILE UNIT'
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OPTION. THIS EFFECTIVELY DOES A SELECT DISK TO WHAT EVER DRIVE U WANT.
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5). THERE IS NO LONGER A START UP CHECK TO VERIFY THAT ALL THE 'HPM' FILES
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ARE ON THE DEFAULT DRIVE.
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6). THE SERIAL NUBER , AT START UP , WILL DISPLAY AS '(INVALID)' BUT
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THE PROGRAM WILL STILL RUN. YOU MAY USE DEBUG TO CHANGE THE STRING
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'(invalid)' TO ANOTHER STRING IF U DONT LIKE IT.
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7). WHEN U DID THE ORIGINAL COPY FROM THE 'HPM' DISKETTE TO THE DOS 2.X
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FORMATTED DISK , A HIDDEN FILE IN THE ORIGINAL DIRECTORY CALLED,
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'SERIAL.NO' WAS OF COURSE NOT COPIED. THE SERIAL NUMBER IS PUT IN THE
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RESERVED DIRECTORY BYTES IMMEDIATLEY FOLLOWING THE NAME 'SERIAL NO'
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IN THE HIDDEN DIRECTORY ENTRY.
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8). THERE IS NO LONGER A CHECK TO SEE THAT THE ORIGINAL PROTECTED 'HPM'
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DISKETTE IS IN THE 'A' DRIVE WHEN U WANT TO WRITE A FILE (NEW OR OLD)
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WHILE IN 'HPM'.
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ENJOY YOUR NEW FOUND FREEDOM..HARD DISKS FOREVER!!!!!
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