diglloydTools™ LICENSE AGREEMENT
diglloydTools™ © 2003-2006 diglloyd, Inc. All Rights Reserved. License for individual and business use. Revision: 1.1.1, 01 September 2006 1. Definitions The Program means diglloydTools and any and all accompanying files,
documentation and materials. Personal Use — use by the beneficial owner not for a Business Use. Business Use constitutes use by, or on the behalf of, a commercial venture, profit or non-profit. You may license the software for Business Use under the same terms as for Personal Use. 2. Legal Agreement This is a legal agreement. By using The Program, you agree to all terms of this license, in their broadest interpretation in favor of The Owner. Use of The Program without agreeing to these terms is expressly prohibited and constitutes an illegal use of the program. If you do not agree to these terms, destroy your copy or copies of The Program immediately by removing it from all media on which it resides. Distribution or copying without the express written permission of the The Owner is prohibited. You may make a reasonable number of backup copies of this program in the course of your normal backup procedure provided the backup copies of The Program are not used. The act of making payment for your diglloydTools license constitutes acceptance of the terms of this license. 3. License Fee You may license the software for your Personal Use on up to two computers (only one of which can be used by you at a time) for the License Fee. This fee entitles you to two (2) years of use of the program. Use on more than two computers, or concurrent use of the program on two or more computers requires payment of an additional license fee. You may use The Program only after payment of the License Fee or explicit written waiver of the License Fee by The Author. You acquire no rights or interest in The Program other than the right to use it for its intended use. 4. Distribution You may not distribute The Program to others. This includes, but is not limited to, emailing them The Program, making a CD containing the program, copying it to digital media, etc. Your license entitles you to use of The Program per the terms of this agreement. 5. Copyright The Owner retains all copyrights and intellectual property rights to The Program. 6. Upgrades and product revisions Upgrades and/or revisions to The Program may be made at the sole discretion of The Owner. Such upgrades and/or revisions will be made available free of charge or for payment of an additional license fee at the sole discretion of The Owner. Use of such an upgrade or revision requires acceptance of the license agreement provided with that upgrade or revision, which shall supersede any prior written agreements. Use of such an upgrade or revision does not change the number of licenses in any way; if you had a single license prior to the upgrade, you retain a single license for the upgrade version and previous version, both subject to the most current license. 7. Warranty No warranty of any kind is expressed or implied. By using The Program, you expressly agree to assume all risks in using it. The Owner, his heirs, assigns, officers assume no liability of any kind. No warranty, either express or implied is given and you use this program entirely at your own risk. To make this perfectly clear—if The Program somehow erases all your hard disks and vaporizes your computer (or any lesser evil(s)), The Owner bears no liability whatsoever and your sole remedy shall be limited to the license fee paid. 8. Governmental Employees and Agencies Governmental employees in the course of their official work and/or governmental agencies may not license The Program under this license agreement and are expressly prohibited from using it. 9. Sole agreement. This is the only agreement and supercedes any prior written or oral agreements. Any additions, alterations, changes can only be made in writing by The Owner, or his authorized representative. If any of this agreement is held to be null and void, all other portions shall remain in full force and effect. This agreement shall be interpreted to the maximum degree in deference to the rights of The Owner.
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