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Infringement issues

2008-01-26View Original

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If an article written by simulating experiments using chemical engineering simulation software such as aspen or proii is published, will it be considered infringement? I used the one downloaded from the Internet. This post was last edited by visavis on 2009-3-30 16:34 ]
Reply #22008-01-26
I suggest you not mention the words aspen or proil in your article. After all, this thing does have copyright, and I heard that there have been similar disputes before. Of course, if you are using genuine software, that's fine.
Reply #32008-01-27
It must be infringement! It's just that this situation usually doesn't result in litigation. If this is used in engineering design, it may become a big problem.
Reply #42008-01-28
If you just say you made it with a friend's genuine ASPEN, he won't be able to get to the bottom of it. Furthermore, the mainland police are not their relatives, so they won't be able to arrest you.
Reply #52008-01-28
It turns out there is still this saying, so be careful in the future.
Reply #62008-01-28
So that's it... Oh, I use pirated versions myself.

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