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I am copying this message to this list to alert you to not repost the
humorous piece in question.
"......I am Lincoln Spector, and I can assure you that I do own the
copyright on the article you posted. The article first appeared--with
my copyright--in the December 13, 1994 issue of Bay Area Computer
Currents. That's in print, not on-line. In fact, the article has never
been posted on-line legally.
If, as you say, you saw it posted uncredited, I would appreciated
knowing where on the net you saw it. The easiest way to contact me is
at lincoln_spector -at- pcworld -dot- com -dot- "
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