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zip file (oh)



also 'zipped file n [C] technical
a computer file that has been made smaller so that it is easier to store and move

Designs, Protection Of (law)




Drawings or designs may be protected as a trademark as long as the drawing or design is used as a trademark. Generally speaking, if the design is an accurate or realistic portrayal of the goods or Services that the mark serves to identify, then the mark is descriptive, and receives no protection unless the owner can demonstrate secondary meaning. However if the picture deviates from the underlying goods or Services, then the design will be viewed as distinctive, and can receive protection. Common components such as basic geometric figures, stripes or even flowers may be seen as lacking distinctiveness unless the owner can demonstrate secondary meaning.