Re: Do you put copyright symbols on product names in your internal do cumentation?

["Gene Kim-Eng" <techwr -at- genek -dot- com>]

We always include the boilerplate that covers our IP and acknowledges
that of others.  You never know when something meant to be totally
internal will make it out the door, and doing it for everything saves us
the trouble of trying to remember whether it needs to be done for a
particular document or not.

Gene Kim-Eng


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "O'Shea ,Elizabeth" <Elizabeth -dot- OShea -at- Elan -dot- com>
> The docs I'm working on are for internal use only. In the past when I've
> worked on documents for customers that mention third-party software, I've
> always rightly included TM, R, and so forth. Do I need to do that for
> internal docs? I suppose I'm wondering if licensing agreements allow you
> leave off the symbols.



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