Copyright Notice
Standard Copyright Notice | Scripts
& Codes | PDF Downloads
Standard Copyright Notice:
Site launched & copyrighted © Henry John Boleszny
2000.
All rights reserved unless otherwise indicated below.
All material on this site is copyright © 2000 Henry
John Boleszny, excluding any graphics and code that are known to be
"public domain".
Please ask for written permission before using anything from this site.
I rarely refuse a polite request but am known to pursue infringements
on my copyright to the full extent permissible by law.
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Scripts & codes:
Some codes & scripts are not public domain. It is essential that
you obtain permission before using any code on this site. This requirement
is to protect both you and myself from expensive litigation.
The browser re-direction script used on the Introductory page is used
courtesy of Kehvan M Zydek. He appreciates
accolades and requests to use the script while admitting that he based
it on several similar codes. The "Last modified" script was
written by Bernhard Friedrich. As far as I know, it is public domain and
freely distributed.
Some pages use additional scripting to that mentioned above. Please contact
Henry John Boleszny regarding
copyright to any code (if present). Polite requests are rarely refused.
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PDF Downloads:
This site includes several CVs in pdf format. They are provided for the
sole purpose of assisting employers in matching my skills to available
positions.
Employers may download and store a copy on their computers. They may
also print off single copies for their files.
However, the design and style may not be replicated or otherwise reproduced
without my express permission. I am already aware of several people who
have taken my ideas and are copying them. I do not object to people who
find my work useful - I just object to them receiving monetary gain while
ignoring the source. I also object to other people who "borrow"
my work and claim it as their own.
Therefore, anyone found to be in breach of my copyright will be pursued
to fullest extent of the law.
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