Ok so i bought a school book for one of my classes, which of course comes with a CD right. and when i get the CD out too look at it, it looked as if someone had stepped on it and tried to put the pieces back together and then put it back in the envelope. I dont think ive ever bought something that looked like that at a store or college store before lmao. I had to then drive all the way back up there today and get a new one, one that was actually correct looking.
I don't buy music, so I couldn't say it has.
Did I say music? I said I bought a college book and got a cd with it like im spose too but the CD software looked like how i described on my previous post...
When I heard CD, I thought music. Sorry. ;)
lol no, I also mentioned the name School Book :P why would i get music with a school book haha
Most of the time you wouldn't actually need the CD, and if it came with any necessary software, there's a chance you could pirate it easy.
Quote from: JQ Pickwick on August 21, 2009, 01:45:42 PM
Most of the time you wouldn't actually need the CD, and if it came with any necessary software, there's a chance you could pirate it easy.
That is very true, but hey if im payin money 4 it, i might as well get a working cd lol
That sort of reminds me of the time I lost my $100+ chemistry book and had to spend about $60 on the online version of the book. The online version was good, but when I tried using it after the class was over (I can't remember why), I wasn't able to use it. It seems kind of stupid that I only had limited access to something I paid for.
Quote from: Darth Wyndisis on August 22, 2009, 05:31:26 AM
That sort of reminds me of the time I lost my $100+ chemistry book and had to spend about $60 on the online version of the book. The online version was good, but when I tried using it after the class was over (I can't remember why), I wasn't able to use it. It seems kind of stupid that I only had limited access to something I paid for.
haha i bought a $100 dollar plus Computer book so lets all pray that i do not loose it because that would suck horibley for me because i am broke now because i used the last of my money to purchase a brand new lap top for my classes :)
Quote from: Darth Wyndisis on August 22, 2009, 05:31:26 AM
That sort of reminds me of the time I lost my $100+ chemistry book and had to spend about $60 on the online version of the book. The online version was good, but when I tried using it after the class was over (I can't remember why), I wasn't able to use it. It seems kind of stupid that I only had limited access to something I paid for.
It's called DRM and you should've used some software to remove said DRM.