e-fax versus efax

[Laura Praderio Lynn <lpraderio -at- alpineclimbs -dot- com>]

hi,

there seem to be a number of court cases pending over the copyright of 
eFax and some other variations of the word.

we use e-fax, which follows the e-prefix trend; courts don't seem to 
touch this hyphenated variation as with e-mail.

but email is in common use, so, does anyone have any copyright info on 
efax for generic use? i know efax is a product developed by casus but 
wanted to know about generic use.

i have already done a solid search on the Internet and browsed through 
the eFax court basics.

cheers,
laura

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