RE: Using Icons with Links

[Chris Borokowski <athloi -at- yahoo -dot- com>]

As it's a public format, I'd argue this falls under fair use. Ask your
attorneys to make sure?

--- "Gilbert, Brian" <BGILBER -at- transunion -dot- com> wrote:

> We adhere to all except #1.  We want to display the icon within Word
> documents, within PDF documents, and within CBTs (Flash files). 

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