Thread: OpenInkPot do .lit natively?
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Old 02-04-2009, 03:29 PM   #12
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I'm no lawyer nor live in the UK but well presume your correct here.

Having a tool that reads or converts LIT to HTML should not be illegal. It's using the tool to convert Copyrighted that is the illegal act.
So format shifting a LIT file out of copyright should not be a violation.

I think that is what tomp was pointing out.
Yes, that was my point. You create your own lit file using a text editor or some program you have written. How can it be illegal to transform you creation to something else?
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