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Copyrights
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Trademarks
Microstar Laboratories, Data Acquisition Processor, DAPL, DAPL 2000, DAP, xDAP, xDAP 7400, iDSC, iDSC 816, iDSC 1816, DSCview, DAP 820, DAP 800, DAP 801, DAP 840, DAP 1200a, DAP 1216a, DAP 2416a, DAP 2400a, DAP 3000a, DAP 3200a, DAP 3216a, DAP 3400a, DAP 4000a, DAP 4200a, DAP 4400a, DAP 5000a, DAP 5016a, DAP 5200a, DAP 5216a, DAP 5380a, DAP 5400a, DAP 1200e, DAP 1216e, DAP 2416e, DAP 2400e, DAP 3200e, DAPtools, DAP Measurement Studio, DAPstudio, DAPtools OCX, DAPtools for LabVIEW, DAPtools for HP VEE, DAPtools for VEE, DAPtools for MATLAB, Channel List Clocking, DAPcell, DSCview, DAPlog Plus, DAPview, DAPview Plus, DAPview for Windows, ACCEL, Accel32, DAPIO, DAPIO32, Microstar Laboratories Windows Toolkit, Advanced Development Toolkit, Developer's Toolkit for DAPL, DAPL IFM, and Analog Accelerator are trademarks of Microstar Laboratories, Inc.
International Business Machines Corporation has registered IBM and OS/2 as trademarks. Intel Corporation has registered Intel and Pentium as trademarks. Microsoft Corporation has registered Microsoft, Visual Basic, Windows, Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows ME, Windows XP, Windows 2003, Windows NT, and Windows Vista as trademarks. Borland Corporation claims Delphi as a trademark. National Instruments claims DASYLab and DIAdem as trademarks. National Instruments Corporation has registered LabVIEW as a trademark. Hewlett-Packard Company has registered HP VEE as a trademark. VisionAire and Vantage are registered trademarks of VisionAire Corporation. Opto 22 is a registered trademark of Opto 22. The term "Linux" is a registered trademark of Linus Torvalds, the original author of the Linux kernel.
Other product names may be trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies.
The Linux penguin is a creation of Larry Ewing and The Gimp: GNU Image Manipulation Program.