Richard,
Coming from a shareware software programmer there is little to do to
physically protect your information. The best bet is to copyright the cd and
go after anyone selling bootlegged versions, or at least be in a position to
"threaten". It's amazing what a letter will do to stop someone from selling
your work.
Additionally, introducing yourself to the point where the material seems
personal is a good way to prevent copying of the material. Get the user on
your side. Tell them why you put together the cd, how much time you put in
to it ect... Generally make anyone feel bad if they are using a bootlegged
copy.
If you are going to distribute it yourself, make it clear on the material
that the only place to get a copy is from you.
Using lightscribe or a inkjet printer can give you professional results.
Most inkjet printers can print directly on printable blank media with photo
quality.
Aaron
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From: owner-6pack@Autox.Team.Net [mailto:owner-6pack@Autox.Team.Net] On
Behalf Of Richard Seaton
Sent: Monday, January 08, 2007 8:18 PM
To: 6 Pack
Subject: NOT LBC related but could be, Copy rites for CDs
Hey, I'm trying to figure out the cheapest way to copy write a CD with some
TR6 related information. Any ideas on the cost involved in obtaining and is
there any way to sell a CD without someone being able to just burn copies
for their own distribution? Any comments or info would be greatly
appreciated.
Richard Seaton
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