Re: no more trademark problems

[joko@well.sf.ca.us (Joe Kohn)]

In article <CCDHG4.JGL@bernina.ethz.ch> GUDATH@EZINFO.VMSMAIL.ETHZ.CH (Bright Software) writes:
> 
>> Gee... Did I mention I saw a factory forthe CHEMIX corporation a few days ago?
>> 
>> Bright sure has a hart time coming up with names :)
>> 
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>> mspaeth@magnusug.acs.ohio-state.edu  |_  ||  _|  / _ \/ _ \  Apple II Forever!
>>                                       _| || |_  ( (_>  <_) )
>>       aa783@hela.ins.cwru.edu        |___||___|  \___/\___/  Macintosh? Never!
>
>ANNOUNCEMENT
>
>Noname Software, formerly Bright Software, has changed all the names of their
>products to noname: None! Noname I (formerly Eureka! Symbolix), None! Noname II
>(Eureka! Chemix), None! Noname III (secret..hehe).
>
>Henrik (tm)
>
>
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> | Andre Horstmann         |  I am not Henrik, and Henrik is not me! |
> | GEnie A.HORSTMANN       |  Ask me about ShadowWrite!  Apple IIGS? |
> | Internet: shadow@       |  Hmmm - nicht immer, aber immer oefter! |
> | ezinfo.vmsmail.ethz.ch  |  There's still a glittering in my eyes..|
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Uh, oh. Now you're really going to be in trouble. There's a No Name Bar in
Sausalito, California.

Just imagine the problems if a sleezy bar and a software company had the
same name? I can just imagine some drunk going up to the bar and demanding
a double shot of symbolix.