hunt@spar.SPAR.SLB.COM (Neil Hunt) (07/07/88)
For further enlightment about material which may be patented, check out issued US patents #D295632 and #D295633, both by Wells-Papanek, Verplank and Cox. Patent number D295632: ICON FOR WASTEBASKET OR THE LIKE. May 10, 1988. Claim: The ornamental design for an icon for wastebasket of the like, as shown and described. Patent number D295633: ICON FOR PC EMULATION OR THE LIKE. May 10, 1988. Claim: The ornamental design for an icon for a PC emulation or the like, as shown and described. Both are assigned to the Xerox corporation. The wastebasket is barely recognisable, it looks like a panorama of snow covered mountains perched on top of a box ! (The PC is harder to miss -- it consists of a small box inside a larger box representing a screen, with the letters PC written inside; the whole thing is equipped with three knobs and sits on a third PC-shaped box.) Neil/. -- hunt@spar.slb.com ...{amdahl|decwrl|hplabs}!spar!hunt
tenney@well.UUCP (Glenn S. Tenney) (07/08/88)
In article <1613@spar.SPAR.SLB.COM> hunt@spar.UUCP (Neil Hunt) writes: >For further enlightment about material which may be patented, >check out issued US patents #D295632 and #D295633, both by Wells-Papanek, >Verplank and Cox. Please notice that these are DESIGN PATENTS and not what most people know as patents.