I've issued Dynamic Draw Professional.

[Roger Johansson]

short answer is "yes"

I agree. In many programs or internet places you are to write your name
and your company or organisation. That is just an extra identification.
There can be more people with the same name, so you just invent a
company or organisation name which makes it easier to identify you.

I often use the company name Utopia, for example, it makes it easier
for people to remember me, Roger at Utopia. But there is no real
company behind it.

I actually own a real company too, an electronics company, but I never
use that in internet identification, that is kind of private matters.

However, you should consider having a company name - it does not need to
be registered or anything...it can be anything you can make up (but
avoid having the same as large corporations for obvious reasons)

In many countries you are not allowed to use a stockholder company
title unless you really own one, so do not add stuff like "limited",
"Trading", or other official acronyms or titles.

But just a word like "Drawings" is safe, it doesn't say anything about
the legal status of it. It could be a club you have made up with your
brother, or a fantasy name you like to use, or whatever. Or use your
initials as company name, MF, for example.

Or MF Drawing, for example.

Don't use names like "Volvo and Co limited", or "MF Trading company"
because that could be illegal to use.

 

[I_P]

(e-mail address removed) wrote:

Hi NT,

I'm discovering more types of charts than I ever knew existed


I tihnk you must have misread.

Could be however, even after re-reading, it still say the same to me!

 

[Masayuki Fukushiro]

I'm surprised that so many folks have responded kindly, while I spent
Sunday with daughters.

About the manual/help file: Fair enough, but if you need help in
compiling, or proofreading, a page or a help file I am sure you'll find
very helpful people around here, me included ;-) (a "Ping I_P") would
be enough!!!

Thank you I_P.
I've already noticed that there are many kindful and helpful people
here. Of course you included.

Until you can create a better help file perhaps you could consider a
.pdf version ? I am sure someone here would know how to make some
of your movie frames into .pdfs.

I've extracted one frame from the movie and saved it as PNG.
I've expected that the file size would become very small, but the size
of PNG is not so small.
Now I understand that it is impossible to attach the extracted images
to the installer instead of the movies.
So, PDF version sounds good idea. Even PDF, the size will become large
too, but we can download it at one time.

Thanks to John,

Regards,

 

[Masayuki Fukushiro]

1. You may use this program for personal, non-profit or business use.
You agree your use of it is entirely at your own risk, even if the
author has been advised of any defect with the software.

I cannot understand the following sentence.
'even if the author has been advised of any defect'
It might be 'has not adviced' ?

'copyright' establishes your ownership of content.
'All rights reserved.' tells people they cant use or distribute it
outside of the terms you give them.

I had used 'copyright' and ''All rights reserved' several times.
But, to tell the truth, I did not know what they mean.
Now it become clear. Thanks!

b) You may charge a reasonable price for the cost of media but no more.

I think this is the one what I've required.

You claim no jurisdiction is ever mentioned in freeware EULA's, this is
not quite true, I have seen a couple of them. I can look them up and
quote here on behalf of Masayuki.

Thank you IP.
License issues are too difficult for me. (with sigh..

Regards,

 

[Steven Burn]

I cannot understand the following sentence.
'even if the author has been advised of any defect'
It might be 'has not adviced' ?

This part means, even if a user advises you of a serious and/or minor
problem with the program, the risks of use are the users - you will and
cannot be held liable for damages, loss of data etc etc that may occur.

--
Regards

Steven Burn
Ur I.T. Mate Group
www.it-mate.co.uk

Keeping it FREE!

 

[Masayuki Fukushiro]

"Coming with Babya System '06 & Babya bSuite '07 is Babya Discoverer
12.5, a improved version of the popular Babya browser and RSS viewer.

Interesting story. I guess it had to be a youngster.

I agree. It's a interesting story and I've never heard such kind of
trouble.
I know that sometimes bad person steal source code, but his case is
binary.

That's why it is wise to say in the license that this program can be
freely distributed, but you may not change the name of the program and
you may not remove the licence text.

I see. Thank you Roger.

Regards,

 

[Masayuki Fukushiro]

There's already a version without the vid's ;o)

Thank you Steven.

I am curious about one aspect of this app though. Whats the diff between the
DD and DDP versions?

DDP (DynamicDrawPro) can do everything what DD can do.
In addition to that, DDP records every operations that the user has
been doing and save it as a file. (As a directory, exactly)
The following figure will be helpful to understand.
http://molips.web.infoseek.co.jp/ddpro/ddproimg1.png
At the right side of the window, a structure of documents is displayed.
Each vertical line is a history of the operations.
By using HistoryManager, you can extract a shot document from the
document structure.
For example, you run HistoryManager and open the Searching Pannel, and
input 'May 5 2006' then a shot image of the time will be displayed
immediately. Of course you can export the shot as DD document or PNG,
JPG,etc.
And you can make a new branch from anywhere you like. You can open the
new branch by DDP and stack operations on it.

Regards,

 

[Masayuki Fukushiro]

However, you should consider having a company name - it does not need to
be registered or anything...it can be anything you can make up (but

I agree. In many programs or internet places you are to write your name
and your company or organisation. That is just an extra identification.
There can be more people with the same name, so you just invent a
company or organisation name which makes it easier to identify you.

Thank you wyrwolf and Roger.
I follow your advice. I'll make my own company name.
Before submitting to website, I will ask for folks to make sure that
the name is not 'abnormal'.
I can check formal words but I cannot check slang.
I do not want to be remembered like 'Masayuki at Shitland'.

Regards,

 

[Roger Johansson]

Thank you wyrwolf and Roger.
I follow your advice. I'll make my own company name.

The easiest and most natural is to use the name of your program.

Dynamicdraw

It is probably rather unique and has no negative meanings.

 

[meow2222]

Thank you wyrwolf and Roger.
I follow your advice. I'll make my own company name.
Before submitting to website, I will ask for folks to make sure that
the name is not 'abnormal'.
I can check formal words but I cannot check slang.
I do not want to be remembered like 'Masayuki at Shitland'.

Regards,

spoilsport!

NT

 

[meow2222]

Hi, meow2
meow2 wrote:

I cannot understand the following sentence.
'even if the author has been advised of any defect'
It might be 'has not adviced' ?
no.


License issues are too difficult for me. (with sigh..

thats why I wrote you one. Its freeware.


NT

 

[Masayuki Fukushiro]

This part means, even if a user advises you of a serious and/or minor
problem with the program, the risks of use are the users - you will and
cannot be held liable for damages, loss of data etc etc that may occur.
no.

Thank you Steven and meow2.
I've understood.

spoilsport!

Oh, sorry. I've just tried to been joking. But it seems too cold.
Difficult, difficult..
But it is true that I do not want to choose a strange name.
I had failed in name when I released the previous version of Dynamic
Draw.

Maybe Roger's advice will be best for me.
'Dynamicdraw'

Regards,

 

[wyrwolf]

Thank you wyrwolf and Roger.

I do not want to be remembered like 'Masayuki at Shitland'.

Gotta admit that would certainly be memorable though! <G>

 

[aafuss]

Thank you Steven and meow2.
I've understood.


Oh, sorry. I've just tried to been joking. But it seems too cold.
Difficult, difficult..
But it is true that I do not want to choose a strange name.
I had failed in name when I released the previous version of Dynamic
Draw.

Maybe Roger's advice will be best for me.
'Dynamicdraw'

Regards,

Hi,
Thanks for Dynamic Draw-I'm a Mac user, but use Darwine to run Win
apps-maybe yours will work. Will report back.