By the time you’ve chatted with someone about your invention, it will be
too late to protect it, and you can wave goodbye to your retirement plans.
Edited by the British Library Patents Information Team The Inventor’s Guide not
only tells you the ins and outs of patents, but has useful ideas about raising
money to help you get started. Published by Gower, £14.95, ISBN
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