... that I don't own the copyright to the above text? No-one else would be able to make identical code. Even if they knew the exact sequence of edits which I made, my scanner has a dirty mark on one corner of the plate, and the map includes a unique crease which I have flattened in a very original way. With suitable software you could copy the above text and display the image on your computer. Assuming you don't have such software, here is the above code in more conventional format: 2_030144_380000000.png regards, Martin. posted: 3 Feb 2015 08:30 from: Matt M. Hi Martin, You can own the text but you still have no copyright on the image. This has been tested in court with on screen 3D renderings of original items. It still doesn't count. The finished product is someone else's work that you have translated into a new format. Whether you do it with your own code or anyone else's it doesn't matter. The law doesn't care that you put work into it, the original ...