I can't help on the copy control, but if you can't figure it out, I 
heartily endorse returning it and demanding your money back. The law is 
really clear about you having the right to make copies for personal use.

John Cavanaugh wrote:

>I finally received the copy of the Bangles new(est) CD I ordered in July
>from Australia, but my unrestrained excitement was squashed by the "Copy
>Control" label on the front.  This is the first one I've had to deal with,
>so I'm seeking the list's advice.  I'd like to make MP3s of the songs (for
>my own enjoyment - no redistribution here).  I'm sure there's a way that
>doesn't involve watching a McGyver re-run.  Can anyone help?  Thanks.
>
>John Cavanaugh
>jcavanaugh@carolina.rr.com
>
>n.p. The Bangles "Doll Revolution", which installs and opens its own
>memory-hogging little media player on a Windows machine, too.  Super...
>
>  
>

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and you passing on with an empty, hungry stomach failing 
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