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excel copyright issues
I have an editor who is wondering whether the charts
I produce with Excel might in anyway impinge on the Excel copyright. I assume not, but wonder how I can demonstrate that. Gary Klass |
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excel copyright issues
Hi,
If you are still worried check the END-USER LICENSE AGREEMENT via the Help About. As long as you created the charts I see no problem. But obviously that is not a legal opinion ;) Cheers Andy -- Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel http://www.andypope.info wrote in message ... I have an editor who is wondering whether the charts I produce with Excel might in anyway impinge on the Excel copyright. I assume not, but wonder how I can demonstrate that. Gary Klass |
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