is it agenst the law to download free walpapers ?
87523
no\n\nIf they're free, why would it be illegal?
1044943
You might try BadCopy. I don't know that it is free but I'm sure there some programs like it on the web. \n\nBadCopy will dig anything off of your disk (even deleted files). Still, I wouldn't pay for something you will rarely use.
643499
It would be like any other download site. Some are safe and some can have spyware. Best thing is to scan a file for viruses before you open it. Plus you might even run a program like Ad-aware after installing it.
1072580
Yes and No.  Many internet service providers (ISPs) don't like connection sharing for free.  On the flipside, many ISPs don't monitor it or don't have any policies against sharing the connection.  However, if you're sharing this connection without your Neighbor knowing, this can be illegal being that your Neighbor is paying for the internet service (provided that you're not sharing your connection with your neighbor).\n\nSo I would check with your Neighbor or your ISP (depending on who is sharing what with who) before doing anything.  Fines and possible jail time isn't worth the risk of surfing the internet freely.
97665
No -- in general there is a First Amendment right to free speech even about illegal activities.  You should not cross the line into conspiracing to break the law -- which just talking about it or reviewing wouldn't do -- nor should you encourage nor induce people to break the law.  That is a fine line, and some such activity will be protected as free speech.\n\nIn general it is not illegal to possess or buy a cd or dvd made in violation of copyright -- but it is to make another copy or distribute it.  You should know, though, that when you download you are making a copy, and so downloading a cd you do not have the rights to is a copyright violation in a way that simply purchasing a hard copy would not be.
956025
I think to get it free there's only the NON-legal way.  All versions on download or elsewhere are trial versions.  Maybe a good samaritan will put a complete non-trial version on BitTorrent or some other P2P network...
733847
NO\nits not anywhere\nits a file shareing program and totally legal
186948
you could probably find something at download.com?
87531
It is only illegal if you are downloading things that you do not own.  For instance, say you have a DVD ofa movie that was scratched and no longer works properly.  You can download the same movie from a "torrent site" or a P2P network and it wouldn't be against the law because you have already bought the right to own the movie.  However, if you do not own the movie, then it is copyright infringement and you could be fined thousands of dollars.  That is, of course, if they catch you
730303
Sorry sweetie, not legally.\nAnd the ones on P2P networks are shoddy quality, and not worth the effort or the risk.
778284
go to :\nhttp://www.freelegalpapers.net
901511
Yeah, the first guy is right. It's actually against the law to do that. But you can use some public networks for free like at a library. You need a laptop though, I think they frown on you dragging in your PC
387915
Probably not.\nIn order to make a copy of the ebook, it'd have to be created illegally.  Someone isn't going to do something illegal for you, for free.
377263
No - If you haven't got the discs - Try a free (and legal) Open Office - It's a good alternative
57766
That would be illegal. The following sites may help you in getting freeware games:\n\n(1) http://www.game-revolution.com/\n(2) http://www.gamearchives.com/\n(3) http://www.gamezone.com/\n(4) http://www.gamethat.com/\n(5) http://www.amazedgames.com/\n(6) http://www.winpcgames.com/\n(7) http://www.games32best.com/\n(8) http://www.hotgamedownloads.com/\n(9) http://www.download-game-demo.com/
812809
i just spent 250 for word, powerpoint, excel...the package... I got a student discount for being in college as well. I do have two more downloads... i want to sell them...but i don't think it is legal...
592052
As long as you make sure that nobody else than the people you would borrow the book get a copy of the scan it can be seen as fair use.\nDo not put it at any publicly accessible place - like a web server, a shared folder, etc.