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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Psion" data-source="post: 1585519" data-attributes="member: 172">And I want to hurt all the people who fall into the Windows sales model by upgrading whenever a new edition comes out.Listen to yourself. If you are telling me I have to work around something, it is implicitly more of a hassle than a unprotected PDF.If you cannot "free up" slots, then six is NOT a lot. It implicitly limits how many times you can upgrade to a new system before your document is at end-of-life. If you have a laptop, pda, computer at work, etc., then you are SOL is you have a hard drive crash or want to buy that pretty new dell.Which is just power being taken away from the customer, often to an intolerable level... especially for gamers. If we were talking about ebooks, I could see the point. I have little reason to copy swaths of Harry Potter if I am just reading it. But GMs have to make games. They do so with notes. Copy and pasting is one of the selling points of the PDF format for gamers, and it is being compromised.I really don't think DRM is ready for prime time. It is too intrusive for the customer, and apparently doesn't stand in the way of real pirates, if what I am hearing is to be beleived.</blockquote>