Re: Getting a copyright

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From: Drexel Coop3
Date: Wed, 06 Jan 1993 19:33

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simply put your the name of the product, the date of the original development, your name and a little 'c' with a circle around it. This is your copyright. For extra protection, you can also write 'all rights reserved'. If your product is for worldwide use, this copyright will not mean s--t in many countries so you have to be careful. Anyway, this will protect you in the u.s. Copyrights don't have to be registered, and don't let anyone tell you they have to be. 
Not too complicated huh?
John Calande   InfoSoft (for the Mac)

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