rules for printing Microsoft material that comes from the ..

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You probably did not spend the *whole* minute that I did, searching &
copying and pasting these links. ;-)

Search Results: copyright
http://search.microsoft.com/search [...] =copyright

[[This page is designed to answer questions regarding permission to use
copyrighted material that belongs to Microsoft. The information covers the
proper use and permission questions regarding images, text, and software.]]
http://www.microsoft.com/permission/copyrgt/whatis.htm

Permission: Use of Images
http://www.microsoft.com/permissio [...] op-img.htm

Permission: Use of Software
http://www.microsoft.com/permissio [...] p-soft.htm

Permission: Use of Text
http://www.microsoft.com/permissio [...] p-text.htm


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Hope this helps. Let us know.

Wes
MS-MVP Windows Shell/User

In news:9C76B62E-E610-4783-A183-C2B4AED96A8C@microsoft.com,
new office 2003 user <newoffice2003user@discussions.microsoft.com> hunted
and pecked:
> I read on the internet somewhere that if someone was going to copy
> Microsoft material that It could not be partially copied. All of the
> pages had to be printed. reason being that they wanted the name of
> the person that wrote if, the web page where it came from, etc. If
> someone was going to print the material without that information that
> is what made it wrong. I need to know where I can find these rules
> and regulations. I been looking but have not been sucessful. I am
> asking for your assistance. I would like to thank you in advance.
> Thank You.