Re: [APML] Hypered film- no Lumicon

[Philip Perkins <philip@astrocruise.com>]

Alan,

I have not seen the patent involved but I feel very sure that Jack Marling 
would not have tried to interfere in any way with the private user hypering 
his or her film - it was almost certainly to stop another commercial player 
taking part of his business away without paying him a royalty.

Yes, working too hard sums it up accurately! :)  Since the collapse in the 
telecomms market I have moved sideways into e-Learning and have been 
putting all of my energy into growing that business to a similar size.  I 
had a good session in June from southern France and I'll be doing some more 
astronomy soon.

--Philip

>I agree, I just wanted to make sure there were no
>legal, or ethical issues here.
>
>What have you been up to lately? I have not seen much
>activity from you , either here or on SBIG. Working
>too hard? :-)
>
>Alan



Philip Perkins - philip@astrocruise.com
Wiltshire UK & Luberon France
Astrocruise - http://www.astrocruise.com


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