Question about Java Applications

Discussion in 'Mac Apps and Mac App Store' started by VegetaPunk, Mar 26, 2004.

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  1. VegetaPunk, Mar 26, 2004

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    Im writing a program at school for my final project that would help
    me and the department I work in out. My question is can they legally use
    it? Do I need to get a copyright for it (if that makes sense)?

    Also I really like Textpad for windows its I believe SubethaEdit looks like its similar but does it have an add on like text pad to compile and run class files? I would rather use my make to programming!!

    Thanks in advance
     
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  2. OutThere, Mar 27, 2004

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    If you write the application then you have total control over how it is distributed. You can release it online as open source, you can release online as closed source, you can give it to your friends, you can charge money for it, you can require a serial key, you can charge money for people online, but give it to your friends free, whatever! That's the beauty of making your own stuff!
     
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