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how to copyright a new tool for Interwoven Teamsite

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Hi,

I have developed a tool which can easily transform non printable format DCR's into Printable format like HTML, DOC, RTF and PDF. this solution can be used as a CLT into the external task of the workflow and its blazing FAST. (:-))

I am looking ways to copyright that. Could someone suggest me that how i can i register / copyright and licensing for that.

Thanks
RG
Interwoven Certified Teamsite Consultant
309-791-1195

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gzevin

Hi,

I have developed a tool which can easily transform non printable format DCR's into Printable format like HTML, DOC, RTF and PDF. this solution can be used as a CLT into the external task of the workflow and its blazing FAST. (:-))

I am looking ways to copyright that. Could someone suggest me that how i can i register / copyright and licensing for that.

Thanks
RG
Interwoven Certified Teamsite Consultant
309-791-1195

while I doubt the need of that 'tool', you can copyright it via U.S. Copyright Office, if you are in the US, I guess. And then Interwoven will pay big money to buy that copyright off you.

Adam Stoller

while I doubt the need of that 'tool', you can copyright it via U.S. Copyright Office, if you are in the US, I guess. And then Interwoven will pay big money to buy that copyright off you.

Actually - if you wrote the code I believe it is already copyrighted. What you probably are thinking of is patenting it - in which case you want to look to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (http://uspto.gov)
(sorry Greg - didn't mean to reply to your post)

Valentine

How about releasing it under GPL? Smiley Happy

Migrateduser

Hi greg,

Thanks for your reply. I am in usa, and will check for the process to get the copyright. Dont know for the big money but if brent or patrice will ask, i have to give this on trial.. Smiley Happy

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Rishi

while I doubt the need of that 'tool', you can copyright it via U.S. Copyright Office, if you are in the US, I guess. And then Interwoven will pay big money to buy that copyright off you.

Migrateduser

Thanks ghoti for the information.

cheers~
Rishi

Actually - if you wrote the code I believe it is already copyrighted. What you probably are thinking of is patenting it - in which case you want to look to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (http://uspto.gov)
(sorry Greg - didn't mean to reply to your post)

Migrateduser

GPL suppose to sale for free and i have no intension to sell my work for free....better i will give this to IW for complementry.....!~!

Rishi

How about releasing it under GPL?

gzevin

Hi greg,

Thanks for your reply. I am in usa, and will check for the process to get the copyright. Dont know for the big money but if brent or patrice will ask, i have to give this on trial..

Thanks
Rishi

hey Rishi,

just adding your copyright in the header of the script will do the trick, as far as I know Smiley Happy

I am not sure what arrangements do you have with Patrice/Brent. Could be that whatever you do under a particular engagement, falls under a separate copyright and you explicitely give up your right. Read the fine print Smiley Happy

gzevin

(sorry Greg - didn't mean to reply to your post)

Adam, hereby you are idemnified against all future mis-replies Smiley Happy

Adam Stoller

just adding your copyright in the header of the script will do the trick, as far as I know

Actually, you don't need to register or include a copyright notice in your code in order for it to be protected - though it is still recommended that you do both if you are interested in exercising your rights.

I am not sure what arrangements do you have with Patrice/Brent. Could be that whatever you do under a particular engagement, falls under a separate copyright and you explicitely give up your right. Read the fine print

If the work was done under contract or while an employee of some company - you'd need to verify that you retain your rights and/or grant only some of them in a specific manner - otherwise it may turn out that you don't have the rights to protect your work (without a potentially expensive legal battle)

Mr_Cruise

I would not waste your time I have implemented this using XLST for two clients. XLST is on the main open source so I would not bother, but if it makes you feel good what the **** ;-)

Migrateduser

There is no mean what you used to make it, There are many ways to change any problem in solution. FYI my tool is running at more than 10 Fortune customer so if it makes you feel good or bad what the **** ;-)

I would not waste your time I have implemented this using XLST for two clients. XLST is on the main open source so I would not bother, but if it makes you feel good what the **** ;-)

gzevin

There is no mean what you used to make it, There are many ways to change any problem in solution. FYI my tool is running at more than 10 Fortune customer so if it makes you feel good or bad what the **** ;-)

frankly, I don't see too many uses for DCRs by themselves, but probably your clients need that for some strange reasons.... Smiley Happy