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In a few instances in normative clauses, "can" is used instead of "may", when it appears that permission is intended. Is this deliberate?
Clause 6, Paragraph 1
"A sequence of packed images can be stored as a sequence of files as follows."
Clause 6, Paragraph immediately above NOTE 1, Sentence 1
The sequence-name can contain post-production reel names and abbreviations.
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Various Clauses: Use of "can" instead of "may" in normative clauses
Clause 6: Use of "can" instead of "may" in normative clause
Jan 6, 2025
In a few instances in normative clauses, "can" is used instead of "may", when it appears that permission is intended. Is this deliberate?
Clause 6, Paragraph 1
"A sequence of packed images can be stored as a sequence of files as follows."
Clause 6, Paragraph immediately above NOTE 1, Sentence 1
The sequence-name can contain post-production reel names and abbreviations.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: