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Spirit base memory
At 12:36 AM 12/1/1998 +0000, JC Soret wrote:
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>I would like to know how you set up your base memory for Spirit.
JC,
I'm sorry to say that this information is a telecine trade secret. It is
protected by U.S. import restrictions, and not for export under current
U.S. policy.
In fact:
Versions of Bob Festa software for sale in the U.S. and Canada have always
included strong encryption (56-bit, 128-bit, or 168-bit) to ensure secure
communications. Telecine International Step-Up now makes 128-bit encryption
products, including Basemems, available to security banks outside the U.S.
and their international customers. In addition, Philips Basemem Mission
Control provides centrally generated public-key certificates, providing the
first widely deployable security solution for intranets and extranets... ;)
If your still interested...the keeper of the basemems is Carl Van Camp at
Philips. He's the one who enlightened me to the groove.
In good humor,
Bob
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