Re: FLASH: Ownership of .fla Files

[Darren Critchley]

Jason Bouwmeester wrote:


> Just wanted to clarify that is all. I don't know if you would know this but

> what about specific actionscript code that is developed? I have heard

> stories of some companies not allowing a flash programmer to use it if they

> leave that company.

>

> Jason

>


I have heard of this. As the actionscript that you have developed is the

intellectual property of your employer. However, just a few minor changes to it

should be acceptable to the courts, and I don't think anyone would bother to

sue over an actionscript. I don't think that the next "Killer App" is going to

be written in Action script. And let's face it, most interesting or complex

things done in actionscript are usally put up for public knowledge on forums

like this one.


Darren.





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