On Tue, 13 Nov 2007, Art Lemasters wrote:

>   Here's some sad news. I read the following,...
> 
> Use of Microsoft Copyrighted Content
> http://www.microsoft.com/about/legal/permissions/default.mspx#E3C

Don't be deceived by this.

Many countries support concept of "fair dealing" or "fair use" which 
generally involves how much is copied, the purpose (like research, 
teaching, and news reporting), and the effect (will it affect the original 
work?).[1]

IANL.

> ...and thought it wiser to post another screenshot with the Windows XP part
> of the image deleted. There is also a bit of sardonic humor and sarcasm in
> the screenshot along with more information in the rough notes on the page.
> It will be more nicely formatted, written and detailed as time allows.
> 
> NetBSD, RAIDFrame and Xen: Clues and Commentary
> http://panic.awardspace.com/



  Jeremy C. Reed

p.s. On a related note, in a 600+ page book I am publishing it includes 
some copies of documentation for a total of less than 2 pages. (This is 
from about four different sources.) I am not contacting anyone to receive 
permission nor including their copyrights or reuse licenses. The book 
clearly identifies where the short content is from. Standard fair use (or 
"fair dealing") laws are adequate.