Common use of Correct Use of Design Marks Clause in Contracts

Correct Use of Design Marks. The proportions of any Trademark that is a design or is composed of stylized text (a “Design Xxxx”) must be maintained, even if the Design Xxxx is increased or decreased in size. The size of Design Marks must never be so small that the letters and shape of the logo are unrecognizable. Design Marks must always be surrounded by a clear area in which no lettering or design elements appear to ensure that the design Trademark is distinct and not attached or otherwise obscured by other graphic elements.

Correct Use of Design Marks. The proportions of any Spansion Trademark that is a design or is composed of stylized text (a “Design XxxxMxxx”) must be maintained, even if the Design Xxxx Mxxx is increased or decreased in size. The size of Design Marks must never be so small that the letters and shape of the logo are unrecognizable. Design Marks must always be surrounded by a clear area in which no lettering or design elements appear to ensure that the design Trademark Design Mxxx is distinct and not attached or otherwise obscured by other graphic elements.