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From: John H. on 19 May 2010 13:47 Cameron_C wrote: > I am curious if anyone here has gone through the effort of copyrighting If you are interested in copyrights in the United States of America, they actually have a pretty good website at http://www.copyright.gov/ In particular the copyright basics document (http://www.copyright.gov/ circs/circ1.pdf) or FAQ (http://www.copyright.gov/help/faq/) are quick and informative.
From: David Ching on 19 May 2010 15:39 "Joseph M. Newcomer" <newcomer(a)flounder.com> wrote in message news:kvt7v51hc1572784121ou2s30mbc77m1po(a)4ax.com... > Copyright � 2010 YourNameHere, All Rights Reserved > > You may substitute (c) for the � symbol. > It is important that this is valid: � 2010 YourNameHere, All Rights Reserved As is this: Copyright (c) 2010 YourNameHere, All Rights Reserved but not this: (c) 2010 YourNameHere, All Rights Reserved IOW, if you're going to use (c), do not omit the fully spelled out word "Copyright". > (It is amusing to note that MFC used to generate (c) back when it was NOT > recognized as > the translation of the copyright symbol, and still does, even though the > fonts have > *always* had a � symbol in them; when MFC first started using (c), the > copyright law > insisted the C-inside-the-circle was mandatory. But do we really expect > Intelligent > Design from a group whose "About" box doesn't even follow Microsoft's own > recommended > practice?) > The � was not present in some fonts of other languages. -- David
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