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Date Entered: 01-08-93 03:20
M(K>        I would also advise not skipping this copyright statement.  Make sur
   >it is displayed prominately on the splash screen of your program or artwork,
   >and sprinkle it in a few places in your compiled code in human readable form
   >(ASCII).

If you're using a Borland language, you must state a copyright notice
or you must use Borland's copyright on the disks.

M(K>         I would advise registering your copyright, since this allows you
   >to recover, in general, more damages in case of infringement than would
   >otherwise be possible.  If I recall, it is relatively inexpensive, only a
   >few dollars, and provides immense protection.  Unfortunately, I don't have
   >the address on hand.

In America isn't it necessary to send them the first 25 and last 25 pages
of Source?  Or has that since been abolished.  I don't have to do that in
Canada, although our fee is almost double the American fee.

Also, since I'm already of topic, there was another post stating that you must
register a trademark.  Not true, which is why you have (in superscript or
whatever the tiny raised text is called) TM for Trademark, and R for Registered
Trademark.  I can't remember if the R is in a circle or not.  Probably is.

                             TM
We Create Worlds...Yea right!

There I've just created a trademark, or maybe not since I've ripped off
a registered trademark.
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