For those who apparently wish they had become lawyers instead of engineers, may I suggest that an appropriate response to Mr. Hamid might have included a courteous suggestion to the effect that constructing a device which employed the aforementioned software might (and I say "might" because I'm not a lawyer) not be legal.

If this forum is to be a place where 8052-enthusiasts of all levels and backgrounds will feel comfortable, save the "copyright/patent violation lynch-mob" mentality for those who outrightly ask for a "crack", and be a little more understanding with the others.

Respectfully,
Ron Fracchia