At 11:19 AM 2/20/2002 -0600, Don A. Elbourne Jr. wrote:
>I am also a little blurry on copyrights pertaining to translations that were
>done by a committee, since the life of the author seems to play into the
>length of the copyright. Does anyone know how this applies?
>
>Don A. Elbourne Jr.
>http:
> I am also a little blurry on copyrights pertaining to
> translations that were done by a committee, since the life of
> the author seems to play into the length of the copyright.
> Does anyone know how this applies?
Corporate works have 95 years of copyright protection (up from 75
years).
I am also a little blurry on copyrights pertaining to translations that were
done by a committee, since the life of the author seems to play into the
length of the copyright. Does anyone know how this applies?
Don A. Elbourne Jr.
http://elbourne.org
- Original Message -
From: "Jerry Has
>I have been following this for several years. I am sure there are many
>commentaries and religious works that would fall into this window if Eldred
>wins the case, but are their any Bible translations that would be affected
>either now or in the near future?
I believe there are. Off the top of
Would the "Reina Valera rev 1960" in Spanish fall into this category? I
think their copyright would then end in 2010, and it IS the most read bible
version is Spanish. Maybe the shortening of their copyright period would
prod them into letting the Sword Project use it earlier.
What about the Ol
I have been following this for several years. I am sure there are many
commentaries and religious works that would fall into this window if Eldred
wins the case, but are their any Bible translations that would be affected
either now or in the near future?
Don A. Elbourne Jr.
http://elbourne.org
isalpha et. al. are entities found in C (they are usually implemented as
macros, not functions in C I believe). However, Sword is written in C++,
and isalpha et. al. are C++ functions; them happening to exist in C is
of little relevance, except for historical reasons, or to ease the
learning of C+
On Wednesday 13 February 2002 15:48, you wrote:
> Hello all,
> We're finishing up 1.5.3, currently. My standing todo list consists of
> Joachim's locale bug and zLD debugging. Then I will start an
> optimization pass. Seems we really need this as our .4 second, complete
> bible search is
