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I developed software that acts as an interface to a 3rd party software. The program I developed does not contain any code from said 3rd party software. It was developed using a confidential manual acquired through my current employer. With out said 3rd party software, my program does not do anything.
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You can copyright software you created. Functionality is irrelevent. If you create a copyrightable work, you can get a copyright on what you create. You can probably file the application on your own reading instructions at www.copyright.gov.
Answered on Apr 10th, 2014 at 5:02 PM