Previous Character Clause Samples

The "Previous Character" clause typically defines the rights or obligations related to a character that has appeared in earlier works, such as books, films, or other media. In practice, this clause may specify how a party can use, reference, or adapt a character that was introduced in a prior installment or related property, often addressing issues like continuity, creative control, or royalties. Its core function is to clarify ownership and permissible use of established characters, thereby preventing disputes over intellectual property and ensuring consistent treatment of recurring characters across different works or adaptations.
Previous Character. For any two character phrase, the first character is the Previous Character of the second character, and the second character is the Related Character of the first character. For example『科技』 (science technology), 『科』 (science) is Previous Character of 『技』 (technology). 1. Write a few characters e.g. 『蒙恬技』. 2. Want to insert『科』between『恬』and『技』. 3. Move the pen/mouse over the character『科』, and wait for the Flotation Menu. 4. Move the pen/mouse over the Previous Character button, and all the two- character phrases will be listed. Click 『科技』 to insert 『科』.
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Previous Character. If you wish to enter a common two-character phrase and forget how to write one character. You can write the second character, and find the first character from Previous Character .
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