AcadSummaryInfo documentation

Discussion in 'AutoCAD' started by Matt W, Jan 2, 2004.

  1. Matt W

    Tom Craft Guest

    Can you read?
    That statement is in the conditions for using Google, not this newgroup.
    So Google says you can't reproduce the material they have copied from this newgroup! Wow,
    nice of them.
    Will we have to soon pay a fee to read this newgroup or pay a fee to print out a copy for
    reference?

    Tom Craft
    NOT Copyright (c)2004 Tom Craft
    Unauthorized reproduction expressly allowed.
     
    Tom Craft, Feb 10, 2004
    #21
  2. Matt W

    Tom Craft Guest

    Can you read?
    That statement is in the conditions for using Google, not this newgroup.
    So Google says you can't reproduce the material they have copied from this newgroup! Wow,
    nice of them.
    Will we have to soon pay a fee to read this newgroup or pay a fee to print out a copy for
    reference?

    Tom Craft
    NOT Copyright (c)2004 Tom Craft
    Unauthorized reproduction expressly allowed.
     
    Tom Craft, Feb 10, 2004
    #22
  3. Matt W

    Se7en Guest

    That's what i thought. Thanx.


    --
    Se7en - May contain traces of peanut

    Twist of fate; wont give me a break, & myself I'm slow and tired. Ive
    got to rise with these blood-shot eyes but I'll keep falling when I'm
    higher. Albatross, fly on. ...Fly on'!' (http://theswamp.org/se7en/)
     
    Se7en, Feb 10, 2004
    #23
  4. It's not really about if/how he gets it, its
    about what he's doing with it.



    Copyright (c)2004 Tony Tanzillo
    Unauthorized reproduction expressly prohibited.
     
    Tony Tanzillo, Feb 10, 2004
    #24
  5. What's wrong with taking content from my web site, and
    displaying it on his web site? Anything? Posting content
    in a public place for public view, does not constitute a
    granting to others, the right to publicly reproduce, repost,
    redisplay, rebroadcast, retransmit or do anything else with
    it, that cleary falls outside of the concept and doctrine
    of 'fair use'.

    What's wrong with it? I dunno. What's wrong with mooching?



    Copyright (c)2004 Tony Tanzillo
    Unauthorized reproduction expressly prohibited.
     
    Tony Tanzillo, Feb 10, 2004
    #25
  6. Matt W

    Se7en Guest

    Well, if thats "Mooching" Then what would: "flat out try to steal Kenny
    Ramage's code and claim it as my own. ("w00t! Look what I did!")
    --Hell, my goal is to give him an answer to one of his questions with
    some of his code.--" be? :eek:)~


    --
    Se7en - May contain traces of peanut

    Twist of fate; wont give me a break, & myself I'm slow and tired. Ive
    got to rise with these blood-shot eyes but I'll keep falling when I'm
    higher. Albatross, fly on. ...Fly on'!' (http://theswamp.org/se7en/)
     
    Se7en, Feb 10, 2004
    #26
  7. Matt W

    JJS Guest

    so it seems you cannot copyright your posts and should probably not try
    to sell your software with your signature.
     
    JJS, Feb 10, 2004
    #27
  8. in message
    Wrong. If you know next-to-nothing about the
    legal issue, the only thing you achive by
    making these sort of comments are to ridicule
    yourself.

    If I agree to the terms of the agreement that
    you quoted, that does not mean that I relinquish
    my rights, it simply means that I am granting
    certain rights to Autodesk.

    The fact that you can confuse my granting rights
    to Autodesk, with my granting rights to Randall
    Rath, stands to show that you'd be a lot better
    off if you didn't pursue this topic any further.



    Copyright (c)2004 Tony Tanzillo
    Unauthorized reproduction expressly prohibited.
     
    Tony Tanzillo, Feb 10, 2004
    #28
  9. Matt W

    Jim Yadon Guest

    First off, what programmer worth his salt doesn't know how to use a
    keyboard call for ©?(alt+0169 for those who'd like to know) Second, you
    just smeared egg on your own face bubba. Read the fine print
    thouroughly. No really... I mean thoroughly. If you truly have
    consulted with an attorney regarding the 'copyright issues', you would
    be fully aware that Google has built into that little legal blurb what
    is known as 'severability'. In plain english, that is a piece of
    verbage that not only removes any liability on Google's part, that
    removes any right you have to claim the verbage you post as
    proprietary. Or, in the words of my lawyer "if you don't want someone
    else to use the information you have, don't give them ANY access to
    it!" Think I am just posting out of my nose? Try talking to any Patent
    Attorney about any claim you may think you have to something you have
    posted in a public forum. Don't just read it online, go and actually
    sit in an office with one. You might be suprised at what you find you
    can actually claim once it becomes public knowledge.

    So pipe down!!! It all goes for the betterment of our little
    sub-society anyway.


    --
    Jim Yadon - KorPRit PunK

    X=(A-(B*(C-1)))/2
    *y=d-e*
    *x,y is the first point*
     
    Jim Yadon, Feb 11, 2004
    #29
  10. First off, what programmer worth his salt
    One that knows that (c) is guaranteed to be
    displayed in all viewing contexts, while © is
    not? Duh!

    Oh, and you're assuming I've no experience in
    IP litigation? Unfortunately, that's not the case.

    As far as the rest of the mumbling, I'm going to
    reserve comment, in anticipation of being able to
    offer a different type of response, one with teeth.



    Copyright (c)2004 Tony Tanzillo
    Unauthorized reproduction expressly prohibited.
     
    Tony Tanzillo, Feb 11, 2004
    #30
  11. Matt W

    wivory Guest

    Thanks. That's pretty much what I had but I didn't realise I had stuffed up the path information for the drawings I was looking at. It's all working sweet now.

    By the way what does the LetOff method do? (I don't want to tell you what that means here in Australia! ;-) )

    Regards

    Wayne
     
    wivory, Feb 11, 2004
    #31
  12. Matt W

    Jim Yadon Guest

    Alas, (c) is not the ANSI standard. while an assumed standard, does not
    hold sway in actual copyright litigation. Unless your post is in
    printed form on file with the Library of Congress or some similar
    legally precedented container, © doesn't even mean anything other than
    to try and frighten people. 'Take a look here'
    (http://tinyurl.com/2tgu7) and you will se that we are in accordance
    with your terms. You are receiving credit for your post. Your
    authorization is implied by your posting in a fair use forum. As long
    as anyone who copies the code or uses the solution you post makes
    provision for that in any published work they make, you have no leg to
    stand on.
    I assumed nothing of the sort Mr. Tanzillo. In fact, by the reactions
    you have had here in regards to your signature line, I would say you
    either lost or came darn close to losing.
    That would be qualified as a threat Mr. Tanzillo. That along with the
    other forms of response you have posted effectively negate your
    standing. I harbor you no ill will, rather I am mildly amused at the
    vigor with which you actively pursue being selfish in a forum that is
    dedicated to the helping of one another. Your signature line clearly
    indicates that you would rather taunt someone with the knowledge you
    have, knowing full well that you may one day be able to haunt them with
    it by claiming 'rights' to some snippet of code. I am merely pointing
    out how ridiculous you are making yourself look with such juvenile
    behaviour. In essence, providing you with the forum with which to
    embarass yourself.

    So if you are done being self righteous, I would be interested in how
    you would choose to solve some of the problems I have seen lain out
    before us.

    Be bold...
    Follow in the footsteps of the selfless...
    Start helping people without holding them at the knife point of the
    signature you use.
    Just because your peers in the field may not agree with you does not
    mean we would embarass you.

    Besides, can you honestly say that you have never copy-clipped some
    snippet of a valuable solution from someone's post and never used it in
    your code? Truly... can you?


    --
    Jim Yadon - KorPRit PunK

    X=(A-(B*(C-1)))/2
    *y=d-e*
    *x,y is the first point*
     
    Jim Yadon, Feb 11, 2004
    #32
  13. Matt W

    hawstom Guest

    How did all this wasteful discussion get in this thread? And what is it all about? I thought this thread was about how to do a multiple file select box.

    Tom Haws (find me at Google)
     
    hawstom, Feb 12, 2004
    #33
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