Re: i1 Profiler license agreement
Re: i1 Profiler license agreement
- Subject: Re: i1 Profiler license agreement
- From: Steve Upton <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 12 Apr 2011 12:50:16 -0700
At 2:25 PM -0500 4/12/11, G Mike Adams wrote:
>Yes, it's most definitely different. Here's what we get in the US:
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>(c) You may provide a Licensed Profile to a third party as part of Your profiling services for such third party only if:
>(i) Such Licensed Profile is for personal use by such third party only on a specific input, display or output device owned by the third party for which the Licensed Profile was created;
>(ii) Your profiling services are conducted on-site for the third party (i.e., physically at the third party's facility) and not using any other method or communication technique, including but not limited to, Internet-based communications and/or services; and
>(iii) The maximum number of Licensed Profiles provided to all third parties by You pursuant to this Agreement within a given calendar year does not exceed fifty (50) Licensed Profiles
>
>Odd. What you posted is basically the EULA from my copy of Monaco Profiler unchanged. I wonder why we here in the US are so lucky as to get this happy new arrangement.
Yeah, this looked like the Monaco EULA to me too. I wonder if that was a mistake?
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>As long as this EULA is in place, I'll not be purchasing this product.
>
It seems that X-Rite folks are reviewing the EULA so hopefully we'll see a response fairly soon. The folks I know at X-Rite have been responsive about such things in the past...
regards,
Steve
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