[free-sklyarov] Posted this on Slashdot, but. . .

[Keith A. Glass]

It may be time to up the ante: As the Adobe Software is apparentely in violation of Russian Law, well.....

So here it is on Slashdot:

http://slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=01/07/23/2315228&cid=84
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So when will the Moscow Militia. . . (Score:2, Insightful)
by Salgak1 (salgak at earthling.net) on 11:35 AM July 24th, 2001 EST (#84)
(User #20136 Info)  

. . .arrest the employees of the Adobe Moscow office ??? After all, ADOBE is breaking Russian law. . . oops, nearest office is in Sweden. However, they DO have an agent in Russia:

Russia 

AZ-Graphics Co.
24 Pravda Street, Office 706
Pressa Entrance
Moscow 125865
Russia
Tel: (+7) 095-257-45-23
Fax: (+7) 095-251-42-49

(taken from Adobe's European Support Page)

Actually, I'm surprised that there HASN'T been a counter-arrest in Russia, or a uproar from the Duma. . . .
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And a reply that may be most useful here. . .
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Russian Slashdot readers... (Score:3, Insightful)
by cyberdonny on 12:10 PM July 24th, 2001 EST (#176)
(User #46462 Info)  
... you know what you have to do. Walk to your friendly neighbourhood police office, and file a criminal complaint against AZ-Graphics Co. for trafficking in fraudulent fair-use locked software. If enough such complaints are received, the police has to act in one way or another.