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LEGAL INFORMATION
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COPYRIGHT & TRADEMARK INFORMATION |
Copyright and Trademarks used within this site
COPYRIGHT INFORMATION
The entire tdxlibrary.org web site and any software originating from the tdxlibrary.org web site are protected
by the provisions of existing "best practice" international copyright law and international copyright treaty.
The reproduction of any material from this site for the purpose of redistribution is expressly prohibited,
unless otherwise mentioned.
All software originating from tdxlibrary.org is supplied "as is" and is governed by the terms of the
'end user license agreement' included with the software.
Any actions not in accordance with the above terms and conditions is a violation of copyright law.
TRADEMARK INFORMATION
Borland, Borland C++ Builder, CBuilder, etc. are either trademarks or registered trademarks of
Borland Corporation or Embarcadero in the United States and/or other countries.
DirectX, DirectDraw, DirectSound, DirectInput, DirectPlay, DirectSetup, Direct3D, DirectShow,
DirectMusic, DirectAnimation, Microsoft, Win32, Windows and Windows NT are either trademarks or registered trademarks of
Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.
Other product and company names mentioned may be the trademarks of their respective owners.
OTHER INFORMATION
tdxlibrary.org (BCB-Tools.com) is in no way related to Borland International Corporation (Borland),
but consists of independant programmers and interested parties who have spent time
developing excellent products that supply much value-added functionality to Borland's
"Borland C++ Builder(tm)" rapid application development programming environment.
tdxlibrary.org has always attempted to abide by best practice when approaching things such
as protecting the intellectual property rights and copyright of both Microsoft Corporation and
Borland International Corporation and other entities.
Please note that long before we began this venture, we inquired and our development plans
were okayed as not infringing upon the rights of either corporation.
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