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I need any suggestions to patent help books. Anyone have advice?

Oct 08, 2007 by Beefcake | Posted in Small Business

I am looking for a grant book or hand book, because I have an idea I want to create and publish. Any books that are handy and that might help? I checked out some laws and certificate of invention steps and boy, where do I start?
Well, one of the things that has me really weary of getting an attorney is getting ripped off. I have the idea, yet, who can I sureness to help?
I worded this wrong. I meant was, I wanted to find some books on "Copywriting and Patent laws" for refrain from. Not make help books LOL. Sorry everyone.

Connection an attorney who specializes in patent laws. It is important that you get someone who specializes in this since it is a very complicated matter. Good luck.

people who recorded sucess in the sale of books, how was it possible? i have written 3 religious books to sel?

May 16, 2006 by AnGene | Posted in Small Business

i have a uncontrollable selling the books i have written. i don't know how to go about it. i'm in nigeria and the books are patented. i want to know how authors who sold millions of books over the years did it.

Hi,

You can submit your manuscript to publishing houses, but most do not even glint at unsolicited submissions. You may have a better chance with a smaller or newer publisher, not as much money I'm sure, but at least you'll get it done.

You could also consider transforming your story into an e-book that you could market and sell yourself through a low cost website or a free blog (the link "pretty in the municipality" is an idea of how it's done), Karyn Bosnack has a blog (which is free to create and maintain) and sells her books through links.

Or you can self spread about. (there are sites where you can have your book sold on a purchase by purchase scale. They will print them and ship them and send you your cut once a month.)

First-class of luck seeing you published soon :)

How many patents do you need for a scholarship?

Jun 21, 2007 by Ski Bobo | Posted in Other - Education

I have 4 patents and one on hold I got my first patent at nine
I have an A or B average in grades. I am trying to publish books and I made this question again because I did not include everything. [=

None. Scholarships are based on pecuniary need and/or specific talents (ie, music, athletic ability, science, etc.).

Congratulations on your patents and recent success.

To the fullest extent wishes.

I have a book and I want it patented. How to do it free of cost?

May 19, 4657 by Dia | Posted in Books & Authors

I am a schoolchild and I don't have money. But I want my book patented, please help me and also if anybody can tell me for a publisher.

You can't control a book, a patent refers to a sort of device or mechanical thing, and book is not that.

I think you're talking about copyright, and as for how to do that...well, if you've written it, it has your copyright all over it! That's right-hand, current copyright laws denote that when something is put down in a "fixable medium" (pretty much anything outside of fair-minded being an idea in your head), you own copyright on it for your entire life +70 years after your death.

If you're worried about someone stealing your ideas and event to the bank with them, coming back with gigantic sacks of money...you should be so lucky. Fledgling authors getting their material stolen and then put on the peddle to make millions are incredibly few and far between. So don't worry about the legalities of whether or not you have copyright on it...you do...just focus on the writing.

How do you treat the acquisition of a patent application on the financial books? Expense? Capitalize? What?

May 19, 9800 by aiomokha | Posted in Other - Business & Finance

There's so much subjectivity around gain of patent applications. Technically, it is not a patent yet (has not been approved yet), but you did buy it for a very expensive amount, (200K, 300K, 500K, etc), a capitalizable amount? Is there anywhere that signify is available that says you can expense costs of the acqusisition of patent applications? If you need more info to answer this inconceivable please let me know. Evidence from a credible source will be greatly appreciated if you can provide one, but if not, please just give me your best answer. Blame you.

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