Sephyn74 "(there are copyright laws too, which a lot of people don't realize. For example, if you alter something in any noticeable manner, regardless of who created it, the altered version automatically becomes yours, with which you can do whatever you want)." Unless the original that you are altering is in the public domain and if you don't have permission, the above is absolutely incorrect. A derivative work does not become the property of the person making the changes, the only thing they own (& can claim ownership/copyright) is the actual changes they make, not the original they started from.