RE: FLASH: who owns the fla?

[Cordaro, Vince]

No the source is yours.  They should pay extra for the .fla.   Look at it

this way, when you buy a game or software do you get the source.  No you get

the compiled version of it.  So that is what you give them.


Vince


> -----Original Message-----

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From: Karin Christensen [SMTP:karincccosmo [dot] net]

> Sent:	Tuesday, November 23, 1999 3:23 PM

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> Subject:	FLASH: who owns the fla?

> 

> If one creates a Flash movie for a client do you give up the rights to

> the .fla file as well as the .swf when they pay you?  I have wondered

> about this from time to time, but now the question has come up with

> one of my sites.  If you give them the fla files you would lose

> control over what they did with it.  What do y'all think or do about

> this?

> 

> Karin Christensen

> www.cosmoaccess.net/~ivyacres/

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