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Obviously I don't understand the 1976 revisions...
Steve Hudson, Word Heretic
HDK List MVP
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-----Original Message-----
From: Michele Marques
Annamaria Profit writes:
> Here's one for all the original producers among us!
>
> Register and protect your original work
> before you show it, online at ProtectRite.com
>
>http://www.protectrite.com/ww.htm
Unless you are also trying to keep your work secret at the time, I would
recommend instead that you register it for copyright. If you wish to
register with the U.S. copyright office, there is information available at: http://www.loc.gov/copyright/reg.html
And the registration forms themselves are available at: http://www.loc.gov/copyright/forms/
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