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Copyright statement for visual or graphic (such as books, movies, web pages, software). Generally, there are the following three parts.
1. That symbol. (the letter C in the circle), or the word "Copyright", or the abbreviation "COPR"; and
1, symbol (the letter C plus a circle), or the word "copyright", or the abbreviation "Copr". and
2. The year when the work was first published. If the compilation or derivative work contains previously published materials, the year when the compilation or derivative work was first published is sufficient. If pictures, graphics or sculptures with written content are copied in or on greeting cards, postcards, stationery, jewelry, dolls, toys or any useful items (if any), the year can be omitted; and
2. The year when the work was first published. If you are an editor or derivative work of previously published materials (editor, such as anthology, derivative work, such as translation or screenwriter), you have the right to use the original publication year of the editor or derivative work. Pictures, paintings or sculptures are copied on greeting cards, postcards, stationery, jewelry, dolls, toys or other useful items. If there are attached written materials, the year can be omitted. and
3. The name of the copyright owner of the work, or an abbreviation that can identify the name, or a well-known alternative name of the owner.
3. The name of the copyright advocate of the work, or the abbreviation of the identifiable owner's name, or other well-known names of the owner. Example:? Anonymous in 2006
The correct format should be: copyright [date] [author/owner]
Copyright can usually be replaced, but (c) cannot be used. In some countries, it used to be necessary to reserve all rights, but now in most countries, it is legally unnecessary.
See the following correct format:
1995-2004 Macromedia, Inc. All rights reserved.
Microsoft Corporation in 2004. property in copyright
Copyright? 2004 Adobe Systems Company. property in copyright
Eric a and Katherine s Meyer. All rights reserved.
All rights reserved.-All rights reserved.
Please pay attention to the use of punctuation and capitalization, which is also a professional performance.