Mike, when you buy software you do not get the source to it. In the
instance of the protected AmigaBasic files, they do NOT give you the source
but rather an encrypted form of the source. That should not give you the
right to de-encrypt it, and/or possibly use it. Your points about physical
media protection COPY PROTECTION is not valid here since you are free to
copy the files across devices. You are not however, able to access the
source code, modify it, use it, etc.