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The functions and other computer source code in this work are copyrighted by Lance W. Latham. Computer programs and functions are protected legally by copyright. It is, generally, an infringement of copyright to copy a program from a copyrighted source. |
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Copyright does not protect ideas, but the expression of those ideas in a particular form. When we say that a function is "based" on programs or code published in a copyrighted source, we mean that the ideas are similar. The expression of the idea as source code is entirely original in this work. I have attempted to credit each and every source for algorithms and ideas in this work. |
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"The World Calendar" appears in this work by permission of the International World Calendar Association and Norman C. Lindhjem. |
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The "Goddess Lunar Calendar" appears in this work by permission of its author, Peter Meyer. |
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I want to make this work and its functions as readily useful as possible. To do so, the purchaser requires a license. A license is obtained in the following ways: |
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1. Immediate license. If you are the individual owner of a copy of this work, you are authorized to use, for your own personal and noncommercial use, one copy of |
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