For your compiled code: If you are compiling an application, then the first screen that a user sees (splash screen, login form, etc.) should have a copyright notice. If you are compiling a library or resource file of some sort, you may want to include a string which contains a copyright notice.
The above does NOT constitute legal advice! --Jim --- In [email protected], "arieljake" <arielj...@...> wrote: > > How do people add copyright notices to their code? When they create a > new file? > > What if the notice changes? Do they use ant to add it before > compilation to each file? > > Does compiling Flex remove the copyright notice? If so, should one > worry about having a copyright notice in the code for if/when it is > decompiled? > > Anyone notice that comments are removed from an MXML file when it is > edited in design mode? > > Any and all responses are invited! >
