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jabbathehut
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01-13-05 at 08:19 am »
I have developed a software add on which works well with another company's product. The software doesn't modify or use their software, nothing like that. I want to market and sell this product directly to customers who might own said software. The company's name and product are registered US trademarks.
How can I advertise and label my product in such a way to let people know that it works with the trademarked company name and product? I don't want to pay a licensing fee if I don't have to. Thanks.
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Re: Allowable trademark usage
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As a general answer, you should be able to say "works with [insert trademarked software name here]". That doesn't mean the owner of that other trademark won't get mad or even try to stop your use, but such use should be excused as nominative.
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