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When you are creating a Web page, you should not copy images and post
them on your own Web page unless they are advertised as free. If the material
does not say "free," assume it is not. Freeware clipart is available on
some Web sites for you to use. You can use shareware for a limited time,
but if you continue to use it, you must pay.
You can create links to other Web pages, but you cannot copy the pages
and post them on your own page. Getting permission to link is strongly
advised, since many Web sites have specific criteria.
If you use information or graphics from the Internet in your work, you
must give credit to the sources. This material includes, but is not limited
to, e-mail, newsgroup material, information from Web sites, including graphics.
As with other sources, you are allowed to quote small portions of information
from the Internet, providing you give credit. When there is too much
information from sources, you cannot claim ownership of the product.
Do not quote from or forward someone else's electronic communication
without permission.
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