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Article #948Proper form to use for computer programs
From: POSTMAST
Date: Mon, 28 Dec 1987 16:57
Date: Mon, 28 Dec 1987 16:57
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The answer to Steve's question about which form is the proper one to use
when registering a computer program with the U.S. Copyright Office is:
Computer programs registrations are done on Form TX...the same form that
is used to register non-dramatic literary works.
As is says at the beginning of the form instructions:
"This class includes a wide variety of works: fiction, non-fiction,
poetry, textbooks, reference works, directories, catallogs, advrtising
copy, compilations of information, and computer programs."
...Joan Upham (POSTMAST@SNYPOTBA.BITNET)
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