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From: GUENTHER@WSUVM1.BITNET (Dean Guenther         509-335-0411)
Newsgroups: mod.computers.laser-printers
Subject: Type
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Date: Wed, 13-Aug-86 23:34:58 EDT
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Posted: Wed Aug 13 23:34:58 1986
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I goofed, the BITNET/ARPANET gateway (or somewhere along the line)
truncated my note. I'll send it again.

Remember Chuck Bigelow's article on type protection? Did you catch this
article from the "TypeWorld" newspaper, vol X #9, July 11, 1986:

   "CG Settles suit

    Wilmington, MA -- Compugraphic Corporation has announced that it has
    settled patent litigation instituted against the company by Information
    International Inc., Culver City, Calif. The patent in question is for a
    character-generating method and system.
        The details of the installment-payment settlement were not disclosed.
    However, Compugraphic has announced that it will incur a non-recurring
    pretax charge of approximately $2 million against the earnings of the
    second quarter of this year. As a result, the company expects to report
    a loss of $2 million for the period June 28, 1986. Compugraphic had
    previously reported that it expected net income
    in the second quarter to approach a breakeven or a possible loss.
        Compugraphic does not expect the settlement's impact on the
    financial results of future quarters to be material."

[[Editor's note:  It looks like someone's IBM system chopped the
lines of the previous message off at column 80.  Interesting that it
made as much sense as it did!			--Rick ]]