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Ummm. CDRWin can view sectors. +) does that helP?
You can''t stop hacking, period. However, there''s been some initiatives to intergrate copy protection in the hardware. Even then , as long as you can READ the medium you can make a copy of it, modify it and write it back. You''d need a system that doesn''t allow users access to hardware, that has hardware encryption encased in a crack proof metal box.
I''d focus more on developing better software for the buck than trying to reach the horizon. Some software is meant to be free, at least it''s expected to be. Just to give an example, I for instance would never charge for a CD burning software that I write, at least not much. Many companies out there are just too greedy, but they also try to survive in the business world.
I''d focus more on developing better software for the buck than trying to reach the horizon. Some software is meant to be free, at least it''s expected to be. Just to give an example, I for instance would never charge for a CD burning software that I write, at least not much. Many companies out there are just too greedy, but they also try to survive in the business world.
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