Evaluation Agreement - I want to read the evaluation agreement before I agree to it (doesn't everybody?), so skip to that section
This unlocking mechanism is shared by low level "C" language code used in a number of products, such as Mark V's ObjectMaker®, ProcessMaker®, and a number of tools from other companies which incorporate the runtime C code in other products.
We have isolated the semantics of the tool you use in configuration, rules, and menu files, so that the core product (which may be named an appropriate name for your application) develops its personality with files whose sufixes are .cfg (the configurations possible), .bin (incorporating compiled .mnu and .rul files), and other modules your supplier might integrate. (Yes, you can sneak one set of .cfg and .bin files onto another set of DLLs or binaries, but make sure the versions belong together; the unlock code provides your ability to use the features on a given CPU or network.)
Unlock codes are generally for individual CPUs (tied on Unix to host ID, and on PCs to hard-disk signatures). Network-based unlock codes are available for multiple license purchase. In our own sales of ObjectMaker and ProcessMaker, the configuration file you receive (base-named to match the executable, with suffix .cfg) has these modes of behavior (remember, a third party product incorporating our binaries as a component is likely to have its own choices of unlocking mode behavior):
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1. Parties, Effective Date. As of the time when the "Agree" button
below is pressed, (hereinafter called the "Effective Date") the
submittor of the Unlock Code Form below, ("Licensor"), and Mark V
Systems Limited (address below), a California Corporation, agree to
all the points in this Agreement. 2. Evaluation of Software. This agreement is made to induce Licensor to unlock for Client one copy of Mark V System Limited's computer software product as downloaded, with any related documentation, training materials, courseware, and like matter (collectively the "Software"), and to demonstrate the Software to Client, or to train Client in it (or both), so that Client may evaluate it. Unless otherwise agreed in writing, Client's promises under this Agreement are accepted as adequate consideration, without payment in money. 3. License Granted. Licensor claims as owner or holder or all pertinent rights in the Software. This Agreement licenses Client only to inspect and evaluate; it confers no other rights, nor obliges Client to buy anything including a license to use the Software. Client shall not, without prior written consent from Licensor, use (other than in the evaluation permitted by this Agreement), unlock Software for a third party, or otherwise appropriate use of the Software, and shall not in any circumstance alter, disassemble, or reverse-engineer it, or attempt to do so. In making any copies, Client shall preserve all logographs, notices of copyright, and like markings. 4. Governing Law. This Agreement shall be effective as of the Effective Date, and shall be governed by the law of the location of Licensor's principle place of business below, or the Federal law of the United States of America to the extent controlling; however if that law would apply the law of another jurisdiction, such other jurisdictions law shall nonetheless not be applied. Breach of Licensors rights under this Agreement would injure Licensor irreparably, with damages difficult to measure; if aggrieved, Licensor may have injunctive relief in addition to any other remedy. The Client, in agreeing by applying, and Licensor, agreeing by supplying in return the Unlock Code, each warrant that their party is fully authorized to do so. Client has read and is urged to print on paper a copy of this Agreement.
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