[pct-l] Printing Halfmile maps in color

[J J at Ridge Trail]

Radar,

I read the license agreement as well, since I use a process similar to Halfmile's. And I think it is more restrictive than what you imply. Intellectual property owners can be very aggressive in going after suspected infringement. And I think the most prudent thing to do is to respect the copyright and use the maps as suggested on Halfmile's site.

As neither of us is a lawyer, and as lawyers themselves almost never agree, the issue is open to my and others' misunderstanding.

Walk well,
Jim Keener ( J J )
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On Jan 7, 2010, at 9:22 AM, Gary Wright wrote:

> My gut says that if I buy TOPO software, make multiple hardcopy copies of the map and simply charge for the printing costs with no extra 'profit' that I'm probably *not* violating the terms of the NatGeo license but that is just my non-lawyer gut speaking and only applies to the owner of the TOPO software and to hardcopy (not digital) distribution.