However, a copyright holder who distributes copies of a computer program on a material medium such as a CD‑ROM or DVD is faced with the same problem, since it is only with great difficulty that he can make sure that the original acquirer has not made copies of the program which he will continue to use after selling his material medium.
These players usually have a 5- to 20-gigabyte hard drive for storing songs that have been copied on your computer from CD's into a digital audio file format like MP3.
"Copying" includes using DVD copying hardware, which I'd wager few people use, and software-based copying on a computer.
Record companies are selling CD's that prevent music from being copied on computers, thwarting pirates and some irate fans, who trade songs online or transfer them to portable players.
The wheat won't grow under Lysenkoism, and you can't stop people from copying files on a computer.
To copy a document on a computer, you highlight the text using a mouse or keyboard command such as Control A, Control C. Copying a website is a bit trickier because of the way the information is formatted and stored.
They probably won't get the big-screen experience – NASA tells Mashable that typically screening movies on the ISS means watching a digital copy on a notebook computer or one of the onboard projectors.
Researchers split 75 undergraduates into two groups and asked each to draw a bald face and a nonbald face, which they copied from images shown on a computer screen.
Because these are preliminary drafts, I am asking that you please not distribute them at all without my permission, and that you not keep an electronic copy on any computer, or place them where others can access them.
Both editions contain updates to the Word to Go and Sheet to Go programs for editing Word and Excel files on the Palm and synchronizing the updated files with copies on a desktop computer.
