# THE INSTRUCTIONS IN THIS FILE APPLY TOO YOU ONLY IF YOU PLAN
# TO DISTRIBUTE MODIFIED VERSIONS OF ObjectProDSP OR CODE GENERATED BY
# ObjectProDSP. 
#
# Edit this file to add your copyright notice to files generated by
# ObjectProDSP or copied by `cp_update_legal' using the `-u' option.
# After you edit this file go to directory `$OPD_ROOT/build' and do
# `make EXE' to update all affected programs.
# 
# Any `.usr' file you edit or create must have the key word `UserCopyright'
# added at the beginning. Similarly if you change the menu structure by
# editing `$OPD_ROOT/src/menus/opd.menu' or write a new input file to
# `domenus' you should add the key word `UserCopyright' to the beginning of
# the file. Add the command `-user_copyright' to any `makemke' command file
# (these are usually called `domakemake') that you edit or create.
# Doing this adds your copyright notice to code generated
# by these utilities. Please check to make sure it is there.
#
# Before creating a new distribution edit
# `$OPD_ROOT/scripts/distribution_create.sh' to make sure
# any source files you edited or created are copied with the `-u' option.
# If your changes are extensive you can just change the definition of
# `COPY' near the start of this file to inlude the `-u' flag for all files.
# If you have only changed a few files you may want to edit those
# files by hand instead of changing `$OPD_ROOT/scripts/distribution_create.sh'.

# Please do this to any edited code you distribute even if your
# changes are trivial. It makes it clear that the work you are distributing
# is not solely the product of Mountain Math Software. This can be important
# if a trivial change has a nontrival effect. :-) Remember you are legally
# obligated under the GNU General Public License to inform others
# that a modified program you are distributing has been modified by you.
# 
# A line starting with `#' in this file is ignored. You do not need
# to delete these instructions to add your copyright notice. If several
# people make changes they can each add a few lines to the end of this file.
#
# Following is an example of how your copyright notice might look:
# (Do not use a `#' character to start the lines with your notice.)
# 
### Copyright (C) 2520, Admiral James T Kirk.
### Program updated to work on the Enterprise's computer.
