STILL don't understand clip art copyright when using Frontpage2000

[Traumatized Tiiu]

I don't understand the legaleeze?
If I am using a licensed copy of Frontpage2000 which contains and gives me
access to the online clip art.... may I use a picture or image on my non
commercial website?
I am not selling the image, just enhancing my webpage.

So far I understand that I may.... but what is proper attribution?

would the following do?

Image © Microsoft - Used under Frontpage2000 license?

Please, PLEASE, don't send me to another legal page. I've even tried
writing to you and it's an endless circle back to the legaleeze page?

[John Inzer]

Post by Traumatized Tiiu
I don't understand the legaleeze?
If I am using a licensed copy of Frontpage2000 which contains and
gives me access to the online clip art.... may I use a picture or
image on my non commercial website?
I am not selling the image, just enhancing my webpage.
So far I understand that I may.... but what is proper attribution?
would the following do?
Image © Microsoft - Used under Frontpage2000 license?
Please, PLEASE, don't send me to another legal page. I've even tried
writing to you and it's an endless circle back to the legaleeze page?

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We are volunteers....not employed Microsoft...
and can only direct you to sites that explain
the proper use of the clipart. We cannot offer
legal advice.

Seems to me the following links are clear but
maybe you don't agree:

Read the "How you can use it" section of the
following webpage:
http://tinyurl.com/24f9l7
or...
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/clipart/HA102019231033.aspx?pid=CH010963491033

Use of Microsoft Copyrighted Content
http://www.microsoft.com/about/legal/permissions//default.mspx
(look at the Clip Art section)
--
John Inzer MS-MVP
Digital Media Experience

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