RE: Contract: protecting code or not?

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> So my qustions are:
> (1) How do you all define this
> (2) Where can I find wording to say what I need that will protect my work.
> (3) I want to include a confidentiality agreement stating that all data
> from
> her DB will remain private. - need wording for that too!

Someone else will have to answer those questions for you, but I did have
some thoughts that might help.  

You could probably use a PHP compiler.  Release your compiled application
with an agreement that your customer signs.  You're basically licensing it
for their use under specific conditions which you both define and agree
upon.

Next, give them copies of code that you'd like to share with them after they
sign a second agreement that defines acceptable uses of the code.

Finally, come up with a third agreement that defines the scope of work that
you'll be doing for them and include things that define intellectual rights,
what work will shall be done, prices, etc..

You can probably do a search for legal contracts and agreements on the
Internet that include stuff on intellectual rights.  You could also probably
find copies of job proposals and agreements that has a lot of information
for you.

Good luck =)

-Ed

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