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    <title>Comment from Les Pock on 2008-11-24</title>
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      <![CDATA[<p>Hi Leo, and yes the article was informative.  If you don't mind, could you please provide some detail as to exactly how to accomplish what you referred to in your following statement?:</p>

<p>"I can think of several ways to tie an ebook - or any software - to a particular machine. In fact, it's something that we've seen Windows itself do, as well as Microsoft Office."</p>

<p>I understand your feelings regarding the annoyance, but I have another slightly related idea that  might lessen the discouragement.  I'd surely appreciate your deeper descriptions of the various ways you mentioned knowing about and exactly where and how to access them!</p>

<p>Thanks much!!</p>]]>
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