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In a previous tutorial we've seen how a copyright notice can be entered for each page. You can also set the copyright for an entire book. Instead of a page copyright notice, you get a link to another page which describes the copyright for the Screenbook in detail.
You can choose from a number of popular copyright formats, including the six Creative Commons copyrights.
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Here is the Edit book dialog for the Screenbook we created in a previous tutorial. Note that the default "Page by Page copyright notices" item is checked.
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Unchecking this item causes the Screenbook Copyright area to be enabled.
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From the pull down, you can choose from a variety of popular copyright formats.
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Here we've chosen the Creative Commons - Non Commercial - Share Alike license. We've also entered the copyright owner and year.
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In order to save this information, we'll click on the OK button.
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The Edit book form appears. We'll click on the Finish icon since we have no further changes to make.
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Returning to the main screen, we see that now the page has a "Copyright Notice" link.
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Clicking on this link takes us to the copyright page which has been created for this Screenbook.
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This copyright page has all the information needed for our copyright, including embedded information. Let's take a look - right click and choose View Source.
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In this view of the source of our newly created copyright page, you can see that RDF information useful to search engines has been embedded with information about our copyright.
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