PAUL GODFREY spoke thusly to: DICK ROEBELT
PG>PG> Most copy centers such as Kinkos and drug store photo
PG>PG>departments will not make copies (or allow you to do it
PG>PG>yourself) of anything that may have a copyright, whether it is a
PG>PG>photography, from a book or magazine, unless you present a
PG>PG>witten copyright release or useage license from the copyright
PG>PG>owner.
PG>DR>   Hmmm.  The few times I've been to Kinko's, I have never been
PG>DR>questioned as to what I was doing.
PG>If you take something to the front desk to have the clerk do
PG>multiple copies of something, or you bring in something for them
PG>to design or incorporate into such as a flyer, they will question
PG>anything that looks like it came out of another source (e.g. book,
PG>magazine, professional photography, etc.).  If you use their
PG>"self-service" machines, they don't watch over your shoulder as to
PG>what you do.  This has been the big "beef" and complaint that many
PG>graphic designers, and photographers have had with Kodak, Fuji,
PG>Cannon, et. all with the self-service color copy centers kiosks
PG>that have sprouted in malls, camera stores, copy centers, drug
PG>stores, etc.
   Oh, Ok.  Never had the staff do anything for me.  Just used the 
machines myself.
   But you will be pleased to hear that when my kid took a photo I 
purchased from our latest white-water rafting trip to a store to make 
copies, they refused.  
   If he had asked before he took them, I could have told him that he 
should order dupes from the gal who took the photos.  There was an 
order form packed with the pics.  He was surprised...I wasn't. 
   Dick
If it ain't in the Constitution, it ain't lawful.
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