When the denied Canter & Siegel, they went to court. What were the
grounds for their case? Who won the legal action? Remember that if you
lose the case, you have set a legal precedent which will become an
enormous loophole for which there is no cure. You are probably better
to cure the problem electronically as Eric suggests. The real world of
litigation lawyers is a very profitable domain--greatly feared by most
professionals in North America. I guess if you want this copuld become
the roadblock on the electronic superhighway. --Paul.
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Dr. Paul S. di Virgilio,  University of Toronto  [log in to unmask]