Licensed Programs means, collectively, NeoSystems’ and any Third Party Vendor computer software programs to be provided to Client for use on certain hardware on Client’s premises or a third party’s premises as set forth in an Agreement. Haystack than accidentally replicating this information.MICROGRAFX PROGRAMS means, collectively, the following in source and object code form: (a) the Technology * (but specifically excluding all Content), the * (but specifically excluding all Content), * ( working title) computer software products for all platforms, media and languages and any and all other computer software products planned for Development or in Development by Micrografx other than Business Enterprise Products (b) all end-user traffic information and data generated from the " Personal Creativity" section of Micrografx's Web Site and all end user registration and customer support information concerning * (c) all computer software and associated IPR used, included or embodied in any products of Micrografx to provide locking and unlocking capabilities (e.g., user access codes, automatic shutdown features, and similar devices) (d) computer software and associated IPR * (a) through (d) above (f) all * used in connection with the Development or Making of any of the foregoing ( including the " Rapid Development" tool) and (g) any Updates of any of the foregoing. "Someone would have a greater chance of finding the proverbial needle in a Richard, president and CEO of Micrografx, said in a prepared statement. Product that are precisely the same as content in our programs," Doug "There are a number of very unique pieces of information in the Corel Greetings CreataCard and CreataCard 2 programs are specific, deliberate, Of features in the Corel program and Micrografx's original American In the filing, Micrografx officials allege that similarities between a number Magic from the marketplace until the content in question can be removed.
Further, the order seeks to have Corel remove Print House Micrografx claims the images and features were copied into a recent release of Corel's Print House The restraining order calls for Corel to cease using images and programįeatures that Micrografx alleges are from its American Greetings CreataCard
Graphics software maker Micrografx (MGXI) is expected to file a request tomorrow in the Federal District Court of the Northern District of Texas for a temporary restraining order against Corel (COSFF).
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