Freedom Scientific Product Usage, Trademarks, and Corporate Logo
Trademarks
The name Freedom Scientific and the names of Freedom Scientific products are protected by trademarks or registered trademarks. These marks are to be applied on first-use of the company or product name:
Freedom Scientific®. Two words.
FaceToFace™ deaf-blind communications solution. One word. The F, T, and F are capped. The phrase deaf-blind communication solution is not part of the legal name.
FSCommander™ remote control PAC Mate accessory. One word. The F, S, and C are capped. The words remote control PAC Mate accessory are not part of the legal name.
Focus Braille displays, Classic Focus 40 Blue Braille display, Focus 40 Blue Braille display, and Focus 14 Blue Braille display. The word Braille is a proper noun and is capped.
FSTTY deaf-blind telecommunications solution. One word. All letters are capped. The words deaf-blind telecommunications solution are not part of the legal name.
FSReader™ DAISY player. One word. The F, S, and R are capped. The words DAISY player are not part of the legal name. All letters in DAISY are capped as an acronym for Digital Accessible Information SYstem.
GEM™ image management software. GEM is all caps.
JAWS® screen reading software. JAWS is an acronym for Job Access With Speech. All letters of the acronym are capped. The words screen reading software are not part of the legal name.
Also registered as:
JAWS for Windows® screen reading software. All letters in JAWS are capped. The W in Windows is capped. Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft® and is used with permission. Only one trademark after Windows is required when using the name JAWS for Windows.
JAWS® BrailleIn™. On second reference, use only BrailleIn.
MAGic® screen magnification software. MAG is capped; ic is not. The words screen magnification software are not part of the legal name
MAGic® Large Print Keyboard. MAG is capped; ic is not. The trademark designation goes after MAGic. The first letters of Large Print Keyboard are part of the legal name and should be capped.
ONYX® Swing-arm multiple view magnification camera. The S in Swing-arm is capped; the letter a in arm is not. A dash is required between Swing and arm. The trademark symbol goes after ONYX, not after arm. The words multiple-view magnification camera are not part of the legal name.
ONYX® Flexible-arm multiple view magnification camera. The F in Flexible is capped; the a in arm is not. A dash is required between Flexible and arm. The trademark symbol goes after ONYX, not after arm. The words multiple-view magnification camera are not part of the legal name.
ONYX® Swing-arm PC Edition multiple view magnification camera. See style conventions above. PC and the letter E in Edition are capped. The words multiple-view magnification camera are not part of the legal name.
ONYX® Flexible-arm PC Edition multiple view magnification camera. See style conventions above. The words multiple-view magnification camera are not part of the legal name.
ONYX® Deskset XL multiple view magnification camera. ONYX is capped. The trademark symbol goes after ONYX, not after Deskset or XL The words multiple-view magnification camera are not part of the legal name.
OpenBook® scanning and reading software. One word. The O and B are capped. The words scanning and reading software are not part of the legal name.
PAC Mate™ accessible Pocket PC. PAC Mate is two words. PAC is capped and also the M in Mate. The phrase accessible Pocket PC is not part of the legal name.
PAC Mate Omni™. The PAC Mate Omni is an update of the PAC Mate BX/QX series. The trademark designation falls only after the word, Omni: PAC Mate Omni™. The letter O is upper case. The m, n, and i are lower case. Do not separate the word Omni from PAC Mate. PAC Mate Omni™ is correct.
PAC Mate™ Portable Braille Display. PAC Mate is trademarked. The words Portable Braille Display are part of the legal name and should be capped and used in all references to this product.
PEARL® reading camera. All letters in PEARL are capped. PEARL is trademarked. The words reading camera are not part of the legal name and should not be capped.
PEARL® reading solution. The word solution applies to a combination of the PEARL reading camera and OpenBook 9.0 or above.
PLEXTALK Pocket™. PLEXTALK is all caps, but Pocket is not.
RUBY® handheld video magnifier. All letters in RUBY are capped. RUBY is trademarked. The words handheld video magnifier are not part of the legal name and should not be capped.
SAPPHIRE® portable video magnifier. All letters in SAPPHIRE are capped. The words portable video magnifier are not part of the legal name and should not becapped.
SARA™ Scanning and Reading Appliance. All letters in SARA are capped. The first letters in Scanning and Reading Appliance are capped.
SARA CE™ Scanning and Reading Appliance. All letters in SARA are capped. Both the letter C and E are capped. The first letters in Scanning and Reading Appliance are capped. (CE stands for Camera Edition)
StreetTalk™ VIP accessible GPS. The S and third T are capped, as are the letters VIP. The words accessible GPS are not part of the legal name.
TestTalker® test-taking software. One word. The T in Test and T in Talker are capped. The words test-taking software are not part of the legal name.
TOPAZ® desktop video magnifier. All letters are capped. The words desktop video magnifier are not part of the legal name.
TOPAZ® XL and TOPAZ XL HD desktop video magnifiers. All letters in TOPAZ are capped. The registered trademark symbol follows the name TOPAZ. The words desktop video magnifier are not part of the legal name.
WYNN™ literacy software. All letters are capped. The words literacy software are not part of the legal name.
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The symbol ® must appear at upper right of the last letter in the Freedom Scientific text of logo. When used in combination with another organization's logo, a minimum of 1/2-inch space must separate the logos on top, bottom, and sides to prevent the appearance that the logos are one unit. |