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That's nonesense. This is like somebody claiming they own copyright on your book or code because you used their text editor.
by mortdeus 10y ago
That's nonesense. This is like somebody claiming they own copyright on your book or code because you used their text editor.
- danjoc 10y agoAh, so you're familiar with iBooks then ;) http://www.zdnet.com/article/apples-mind-bogglingly-greedy-and-evil-license-agreement/ http://www.zdnet.com/article/apples-mind-bogglingly-greedy-a...
- guitarbill 10y agoIt's not quite that. If the output of the program was a standard text file, then no, because nothing of the program was copied. If for example the output of the program included certain fonts or graphics (e.g. PDF), those are still copyrighted. To use those fonts, you'd need a licence, in this case the same licence you need for the program.