mitch@Stride.COM (Thomas Mitchell) (07/12/88)
In article <232@humming.UUCP> simcha@humming.UUCP (Simcha Lerner) writes: >under International Treaty, the CASE of the "C" in Copyright and (C) >is significant - get the wrong case and you endanger your international If you are interested in Copyright protection do get legal advice! Do not just read the net. Not only is case significant, but (c) or (C) is not the symbol for Copyright the 'C' must be within a circle or the word Copyright spelled out. Further in some international contexts one must state "All Rights Reserved" to preserve all your rights under their laws. In addition, which ever way the 'look and feel' stuff gets resolved you will want to register and use a trademark to represent your work. Your product may be copyright but if the label that you sell it under not. Well, the customer can get the wrong product. Thanks for the soap, -- Thomas P. Mitchell (mitch@stride1.Stride.COM) Phone: (702)322-6868 TWX: 910-395-6073 FAX: (702)322-7975 MicroSage Computer Systems Inc. Opinions expressed are probably mine.