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Hi! This may seem a strange request but the IP folk in Australian Universities are getting very precious. I run two courses here at Deakin Uni. based around the Motorola 68HC11 and for the past 6 years the published materials (on the course web sites and otherwise have included a listing of hc11e9.h as an example of a method of writing to and reading from the various registers. Now I'm told that, for computer programs, I need the copyright holders explicit permission to publish it in any form. The information I require is who do I ask? Motorola is a big big company and the only info. I have is taken from the file. That is- by John Bodnar Internet: But this has failed to elicit any response. Any suggestions? Trevor

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