To make sure that no other person(s) can copy the images and writings that are on your website you need to have a copyright. A copyright is a protection from the government that makes the website you have designed your own creation and means that no other can use your material for their own personal use. Many people who are considering designing their own website need to make sure to their creations stay as their own creations. Copyrighting your website is the way to do this effectively. In order to copyright your business’ website you have to register the content you want to protect. Be sure that you know when you wish to do have your website copyrighted. A tip in knowing when to do this is when your website is complete, or at least as complete as possible. This way the copyrights will protect the things you have at that time. Depending on the site you have to go about doing it in a certain way. If you are still in the planning stage you must have everything that will be on the website, anything that will be written, images that will be displayed, and any design ideas you have. It is suggested to do this even before you have given someone else access to the work so they can develop the ideas for you. If you managed your own design, it is best to save your work to Microsoft Word or some other form of file that can save the things you are going to copyright. For the traditional site such as anything with HTML or XHTML pages, Javascript Files, Images, any interpreted language files or scripts, or downloadableviewable files. To register these types of site have a copy of the files you are going to upload to your site. For sites with compiled resources like, Java, .NET, and others the main issue is the source code. The source code is the written code that classifies a literary work through a computer program. Include this code with your registration. Lastly to register, you have two options go online to and upload your work or by mail when you send a dvd or cd.
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