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It's apparently pretty simple to strip DRM, but I've never bothered. On principle, if a store is offering something with a DRM padlock, I simply won't buy it, no matter how easy it might be to pick the lock. I refuse to stoop to burglary to get what I want. This is no criticism of friends here who do remove DRM. Theirs is just a different approach to protest. Cheers. Neil
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