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Rendition tracks...... post them legally?

9 posts by 6 people · 28 Mar 2000 - 28 Mar 2000 21:04 UTC

Hi freaks, I was just wondering, as many people have ICR2 in the standard version, and don't see why they should buy the Rendition version of the same Sim, is it legal for me to post the converted Rendition-tracks on my Web-Site? I mean *only* those tracks, *not* the converter and *not* any other tracks....... If the answer is "NO", is there a way to get the normal tracks converted to the rendition-version? Would it be allowed to post *those* additions? cya Maaki........in need of a lawyer -- ________________________________ Check out my home once in a while: http://www.maaki.de.vu ........still a lot of work to be done ________________________________
........oops, topic concerns GPL of course, forgot there are some other Sims here too.......or are there? :)) cya Maaki -- ________________________________ Check out my home once in a while: http://www.maaki.de.vu ........still a lot of work to be done
Mail is on it's way to Papyrus......let's see what they say :)) cya Maaki -- ________________________________ Check out my home once in a while: http://www.maaki.de.vu ........still a lot of work to be done ________________________________ Olav K. Malmin <[email hidden]> schrieb in im Newsbeitrag: [email hidden]... > "Markus Stiepel" <[email hidden]> writes: > <snip snapp> > The same goes for the Rendition-enhanced ICR2 tracks. Impossible to get and > order in any way. I would classify them as the Indy track. Only a lucky few > have them, and it is not legal to distribute them. > > I don't think anyone but Papy would mind though... > > -- > Olav K. Malmin > remove spam when replying
Zonky 28 Mar 2000#283262
In article <8bq268$f1a$[email hidden]>, "Markus Stiepel" <[email hidden]> wrote:
Quoted text (10 lines)>Hi freaks, >I was just wondering, as many people have ICR2 in the standard version, and >don't see why they should buy the Rendition version of the same Sim, is it >legal for me to post the converted Rendition-tracks on my Web-Site? I mean >*only* those tracks, *not* the converter and *not* any other tracks....... >If the answer is "NO", is there a way to get the normal tracks converted to >the rendition-version? Would it be allowed to post *those* additions? > >cya >Maaki........in need of a lawyer
No, no, no, no and er... no. No way would it be legal, without leave from Papy/ Whoever owns the copyright. Cendant? Sierra Studios? (etc). Z. Please remove my_pants when replying.
Olav K. Malmin 28 Mar 2000 10:48 UTC#283234
"Markus Stiepel" <[email hidden]> writes:
Quoted text (8 lines)> Hi freaks, > I was just wondering, as many people have ICR2 in the standard version, and > don't see why they should buy the Rendition version of the same Sim, is it > legal for me to post the converted Rendition-tracks on my Web-Site? I mean > *only* those tracks, *not* the converter and *not* any other tracks....... > If the answer is "NO", is there a way to get the normal tracks converted to > the rendition-version? Would it be allowed to post *those* additions? >
It is still a big hassle here in this NG about the old Indy track from the expansion-pack for ICR1. It is a product that is simply impossible to buy, and impossible to order too. The argument is still going on though. The same goes for the Rendition-enhanced ICR2 tracks. Impossible to get and order in any way. I would classify them as the Indy track. Only a lucky few have them, and it is not legal to distribute them. I don't think anyone but Papy would mind though... -- Olav K. Malmin remove spam when replying
Alison Hine 28 Mar 2000#523924
The Rendition version of CART *is* still available directly from Sierra. I received this email this morning from someone who ordered CART racing from the Sierra Web site: 'I received my copy today. It's the Sierra Sports version entitled "Cart Racing". Included is a DOS\REND\TRACKS directory with the enhanced tracks. Also, as you indicated, it came with a hefty 200 page "Cart Racing Strategy Guide" by Steve Smith. All this for $9.95!!! 'If you need to buy CART, try here: https://store.sierra.com/ObjectBuilder/ObjectBuilder.iwx?processName=... 'This is the version I received. Rendition ready.' Make sure you order the version above, SKU 70449, which costs $9.95, and is Rendition Ready. Avoid the AllAmerican Sports version, SKU 70563, which costs $14.95 and is NOT Rendition Ready. Alison
Quoted text (17 lines)>> Hi freaks, >> I was just wondering, as many people have ICR2 in the standard version, and >> don't see why they should buy the Rendition version of the same Sim, is it >> legal for me to post the converted Rendition-tracks on my Web-Site? I mean >> *only* those tracks, *not* the converter and *not* any other tracks....... >> If the answer is "NO", is there a way to get the normal tracks converted to >> the rendition-version? Would it be allowed to post *those* additions? >It is still a big hassle here in this NG about the old Indy track from the >expansion-pack for ICR1. It is a product that is simply impossible to buy, and >impossible to order too. The argument is still going on though. >The same goes for the Rendition-enhanced ICR2 tracks. Impossible to get and >order in any way. I would classify them as the Indy track. Only a lucky few >have them, and it is not legal to distribute them. >I don't think anyone but Papy would mind though...
Alison Remove the spam blocker NOSPAM to email me. http://eaglewoman.maximumspeed.com
Alison Hine 28 Mar 2000 14:42 UTC#283278
The Rendition version of CART *is* still available directly from Sierra. I received this email this morning from someone who ordered CART racing from the Sierra Web site: 'I received my copy today. It's the Sierra Sports version entitled "Cart Racing". Included is a DOS\REND\TRACKS directory with the enhanced tracks. Also, as you indicated, it came with a hefty 200 page "Cart Racing Strategy Guide" by Steve Smith. All this for $9.95!!! 'If you need to buy CART, try here: https://store.sierra.com/ObjectBuilder/ObjectBuilder.iwx?processName=ProductPageSierraSKU&Merchant_id=1&SKU=70449 'This is the version I received. Rendition ready.' Make sure you order the version above, SKU 70449, which costs $9.95, and is Rendition Ready. Avoid the AllAmerican Sports version, SKU 70563, which costs $14.95 and is NOT Rendition Ready. Alison On 28 Mar 2000 12:47:35 +0200, [email hidden] (Olav K. Malmin) wrote:
Quoted text (20 lines)>"Markus Stiepel" <[email hidden]> writes: > >> Hi freaks, >> I was just wondering, as many people have ICR2 in the standard version, and >> don't see why they should buy the Rendition version of the same Sim, is it >> legal for me to post the converted Rendition-tracks on my Web-Site? I mean >> *only* those tracks, *not* the converter and *not* any other tracks....... >> If the answer is "NO", is there a way to get the normal tracks converted to >> the rendition-version? Would it be allowed to post *those* additions? >> > >It is still a big hassle here in this NG about the old Indy track from the >expansion-pack for ICR1. It is a product that is simply impossible to buy, and >impossible to order too. The argument is still going on though. > >The same goes for the Rendition-enhanced ICR2 tracks. Impossible to get and >order in any way. I would classify them as the Indy track. Only a lucky few >have them, and it is not legal to distribute them. > >I don't think anyone but Papy would mind though...
Alison From: [email hidden] Reply-To: [email hidden] Remove the spam blocker NOSPAM to email me. http://eaglewoman.maximumspeed.com
The Enigmatic One 28 Mar 2000 17:05 UTC#283326
>The same goes for the Rendition-enhanced ICR2 tracks. Impossible to get and >order in any way. I would classify them as the Indy track. Only a lucky few >have them, and it is not legal to distribute them. This is quite simply not true. This product is still availalble. -Tim
Thorsten Rueter 28 Mar 2000 21:04 UTC#283173
But this version still on features Road America, Laguna Seca and Portland as enhanced versions, right? -Thorsten Rueter Alison Hine <[email hidden]> schrieb in im Newsbeitrag: [email hidden]...
Quoted text (12 lines)> The Rendition version of CART *is* still available directly from Sierra. > I received this email this morning from someone who ordered CART racing > from the Sierra Web site: > > 'I received my copy today. It's the Sierra Sports version entitled "Cart > Racing". Included is a DOS\REND\TRACKS directory with the enhanced > tracks. Also, as you indicated, it came with a hefty 200 page "Cart > Racing Strategy Guide" by Steve Smith. All this for $9.95!!! > > 'If you need to buy CART, try here: > >
https://store.sierra.com/ObjectBuilder/ObjectBuilder.iwx?processName=Product PageSierraSKU&Merchant_id=1&SKU=70449
Quoted text (18 lines)> > 'This is the version I received. Rendition ready.' > > Make sure you order the version above, SKU 70449, which costs $9.95, and > is Rendition Ready. > > Avoid the AllAmerican Sports version, SKU 70563, which costs $14.95 and > is NOT Rendition Ready. > > Alison > > On 28 Mar 2000 12:47:35 +0200, [email hidden] (Olav > K. Malmin) wrote: > > >"Markus Stiepel" <[email hidden]> writes: > > > >> Hi freaks, > >> I was just wondering, as many people have ICR2 in the standard version,
and > >> don't see why they should buy the Rendition version of the same Sim, isit > >> legal for me to post the converted Rendition-tracks on my Web-Site? Imean > >> *only* those tracks, *not* the converter and *not* any othertracks....... > >> If the answer is "NO", is there a way to get the normal tracksconverted to > >> the rendition-version? Would it be allowed to post *those* additions? > >> > > > >It is still a big hassle here in this NG about the old Indy track fromthe > >expansion-pack for ICR1. It is a product that is simply impossible tobuy, and > >impossible to order too. The argument is still going on though. > > > >The same goes for the Rendition-enhanced ICR2 tracks. Impossible to getand > >order in any way. I would classify them as the Indy track. Only a luckyfew
Quoted text (11 lines)> >have them, and it is not legal to distribute them. > > > >I don't think anyone but Papy would mind though... > > > Alison > > From: [email hidden] > Reply-To: [email hidden] > Remove the spam blocker NOSPAM to email me. > http://eaglewoman.maximumspeed.com

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