Joshua...Coincidentally, I just attended a satellite conference on the very subject of copyright violations...which is an on-going topic for me..as I am the head of the Reserve dept.at the engineering & science library at Arizona State University. In any event, there was discussion about the use of the internet and copyright violations. When something goes out over the internet and it (as in the script) is the "product" of someone else...and has been copyrighted by them...then when, when we (as in myself or others on this net)...make copies of it...as I understand it...we are violating copyright laws. UNLESS...the author has given permission for it to be reproduced. How closely this is being watched I do not know and there was no indication of that at this conference. (The conference included THE legal counsel for the software industry, one of the counsels for ASCAP which represents the music industry & the head of the Law School at the Durham.) It was stated though that the technology is basically surpassing the laws and how the Internet will be regulated is up for debate. An example of how copyright law can be enforced though was given by the legal counsel for ASCAP which enforces the use of songs by bands, etc....who do not seek permission, from the copyright holder. When it is discovered that someone is doing as such...then a warning is sent to stop and then..usually..if they do not stop...they are fined. In the case of a band playing music that they haven't asked permission to sing.. the fines begin at $5000 an go up to $50,000. If the band is broke...then SCAP will go after the barowner or whoever has the "deep pockets." Anyway, that gives you some idea of what's going on. At my library we are VERY careful...But we have to be. In any event, I see lots of stuff come over the internet that's not copyrighted...So I think in the final analysis.. it's basically your call. Hope some of this helps and if anyone knows more about this...I'd be interested to see what the response is. See ya! Jenny.