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1.3 License Agreement for GPS TrackMaker® Program
When installing or using this program, the User agrees to accept all terms and conditions of this license
agreement. If the User does not agree with all conditions, he must uninstall the program using the Add or Remove
Programs tool in the Windows® Control Panel .
LICENSE AGREEMENT FOR GPS TRACKMAKER®
REDISTIBUTION IS NOT PERMITTED WITHOUT EXPRESS AUTHORIZATION
The parties in this license agreement are:
AUTHOR: Geo Studio Technology Ltd.
Website : www.trackmaker.com
USER: Individual or entity that acquired the program by any means.
OBJECT OF THE CONTRACT
License to use GPS TrackMaker® program.
LICENSE GRANT
The User can install, use, access, exhibit, execute, any previous version of GPS TrackMaker® in just one
computer, work station, terminal, notebook, or other digital electronic device.
The User can also store or install a copy of the Program in a storage device, such as a net server, used only to run
the Program in other computers in an Intranet. Though, the User must acquire a special license for each computer
in which the Program is executed starting from the storage device.
The license of the Program cannot be shared or used simultaneously in different computers. The User can run
additional copies of the software up to the number of copies specified as Licensed Copies .
All rights not expressly granted are reserved to the Author.
WARRANTY
The Author or the responsible person for the sale and distribution of the Program can provide the User support
services, if previously stipulated. The use of the Support Services is regulated by the own salesperson's, or the
Author's guidelines and must be previously understood by the user.
Any supplementary code for the Program provided to the User as part of the Support Services must be considered
part of the Program and it will be subject to the terms and conditions of this Contract.
Technical information provided as part of Support Services can be used for commercial purposes, including
development and product support.
If the Program proves defective because of misapplication, it will be the User, and not the Author or Distributor,
that will assume the total cost of any service or repair. The routines and calculations implemented in the Program
have inherent limitations and the User must determined if the Program meets their requirements.
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