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From: Ed Hall <edhall@screech.weirdnoise.com>
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"Unix" is the registered trademark of The Open Group:

    htp://www.opengroup.org

Business names are one area where trademark holders tend to become
downright legalistic.  If you decide to go ahead with your plans,
I'd suggest you consult a trademark attorney.

In brief, don't get any letterhead printed quite yet.

		-Ed




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