The Open Group Publications on the Web
An explanation and terms for access to the HTML documents
C950, C951, C952 and C953
Documents C950, C951, C952 and C953, which collectively are The Open Group
Base Specifications Issue 6 and IEEE Std 1003.1-2001, are a joint work owned by
The Open Group and the IEEE. The html versions of these documents are made
available under the following terms and conditions:
- You should note that The Open Group and the IEEE maintain full copyright
protection on these jointly owned publications.
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You are permitted to read the HTML versions of these Open Group/IEEE
publications using your HTML browser software and to download them for
your own personal use provided you have given your name and email
address for each publication requested. However, you are NOT permitted
to amend, copy, reprint, offer for sale, or otherwise re-use material from
these documents without explicit permission from The Open Group/IEEE.
Your personal data is used to enable Open Group/IEEE to gauge interest
in the documents, to enable The Open Group/IEEE to alert you to new
editions and to enable The Open Group/IEEE to send you details of any
corrigenda. Your personal details will not be disclosed by The Open
Group/IEEE to any third party
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Whilst The Open Group/IEEE will use its best endeavors to create HTML
versions that mirror the hard copy publications, there are bound to be
differences between the versions. The hard copy publication remains the
authoritative version for Testing and Certification and other purposes.
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The Open Group/IEEE reserve the right to charge for HTML versions of
their publications in the future.
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Readers who acquire the HTML version of The Open Group/IEEE
publications from a source other than The Open Group/IEEE should be
conscious of the fact that HTML is a revisable format and that the un-
official, probably illegal, version they acquire might have been changed
from the original.
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We invite readers to send us comments and suggestions about our publications
and especially their presentation in HTML. Questions and comments should be
addressed to OGPubs@opengroup.org
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2001