Computer Print Systems, Inc. v. Lewis

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• addressing, inter alia, whether computer programs were type of property which would qualify as trade secrets
• noting concept of developing programs to expedite direct mail advertising was not a trade secret because it is public knowledge, but specific programs to implement the concept were trade secrets
• mere acquisition of computer programs through breach of duty of confidentiality creates liability

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