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Needless to say, I'm having probs loading it and waiting for Antares to get back to me is painful. Rick Astley Ultimate Collection Rare. Since I bought a legit copy that I CAN'T use, I now have no probs using a cracked version.

Does anyone know how to get to those sites or newsgroups where one can get cracked versions of software. I don't believe in stealing, and I don't need to, but I don't believe a company should be stealing from me. I can't steal what I already paid for, but I can't use it because of some damned draconian copy protection.

Anyone have any info that can help me? I would greatly appreciate it. Flinky2k wrote: >I have Antares Autotune installed on an old puter. I now have a new machine >I wan to install it on, but Autotune uses PACE Interlok, a >challenge-response means of copy protection which is highly flawed.

>Needless to say, I'm having probs loading it and waiting for Antares to get >back to me is painful. Since I bought a legit copy that I CAN'T use, I now >have no probs using a cracked version. Does anyone know how to get to those >sites or newsgroups where one can get cracked versions of software. I don't >believe in stealing, and I don't need to, but I don't believe a company >should be stealing from me.

I can't steal what I already paid for, but I >can't use it because of some damned draconian copy protection. Anyone have >any info that can help me? I would greatly appreciate it. >>Google is your friend. Well, just so it's been said, Antares has switched to an iLok based authorization scheme. I was pissed that I had to drop $40 for an iLok at first, but then I thought, 'Isn't it worth it to not have to f**k around with installation every time my HD crashes?'