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Different companiers handle it differently. Some are glad for any
promo they can get, and others have whole kits with authorized
files,logos, specifications. Some even require that if you do use
their artwork, it must be the authorized image only, and in hard
copy, they give the pantone values that must be used when printed.
I think you said something about HP in another message?
> I work for a small software company and I am writing case studies
> about
> customers that use our product. I reminded our marketing people
> that we
> needed to get approval to use a big computer company's name/logo
> etc. before
> we post to our website and they seemed confused. I wondered if any
> of you
> have any knowledge in this area. I thought it would be a pretty
> straight
> forward process, but my sales/marketing admin hasn't a clue where
> to start.
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