My company is in a small town and there are not any graphic designers but we have enough business in the town and the surrounding area to support us.  But because of the small town nature some business owners do not know all the laws.  And since I am starting this from a career in architecture I am not quite clear on copyrights.  So here is my problem.  

I created a sign that has an oval with scrolls and flowers in different colors on a field of turquoise.  The client did not want to spend the money on a logo design so I said that I will  just retain the rights so that she would have to come to me for the approval to use the logo on anything else.  So anyway everything seems to be fine, I do her business cards and now all of a sudden I see a sign at the street.  I quoted her on this job figuring in using the logo.  Apparently this company did for much less and you can tell by the quality.

But here is my problem.  She had a jpeg that I allowed her to have so she could create her own fliers and I was ok with that since it would not have made me much if any money.  Well I am looking at the sign that the other person did and all that was done is they made a longer oval since this sign is more rectangle and used a different font.  And put this over the design that I did.  To me this is copyright infringement since the client did not want to buy all the rights.  But who do I address?  The client or the person that did the sign?


Question: Interface options for specifying language prettify
Answer: Syntax Highlighting with “Code Prettify”

This is now implemented. See Stack Overflow’s help on Syntax Highlighting.

Specifying a language for syntax highlighting

Besides tag inferences (a recent change), you can manually specify a language as a hint to Google Code Prettify.

Here’s how:

&lt;!-- language: «lang-or-tag-here» --&gt;

    «code goes here»

«more text»

&lt;!-- language: «lang-or-tag-here» --&gt;

    «code goes here»


You may use either a tag or a prettify language code.  Prettify language codes are guaranteed to work, regardless of what language the tag happens to be set to.


  Available Language Hints Moved
  
  Due to several lists of available hints existing throughout Meta, the entire list has been consolidated and moved to the following FAQ:
  
  What is syntax highlighting and how does it work?