You must carefully read the following terms and conditions before using this software or giving copies away. Your use of this software or continued possession of any copy of this software consitutes an understanding and acceptrance of these terms and conditions. If you do not agree with them, you should promptly destroy or transfer to another party, provided that that party agrees to abide by this agreement, all copies in your possession.
This software contains cryptographic technology which may be subject to export controls.
The term “software” refers to the nCrypt Light program, the code, its design, techniques, concepts, and other intellectual property associated with it.
This software, with the exception of portions which constitute Apple Computer’s proprietary NewtonScript libraries, is owned by CustomWare and contains valuable proprietary trade and technical secrets. This license does not convey any ownership to you.
What you may do with nCrypt Light
You may use nCrypt light on as many systems as you wish, at any time, for personal non-commercial purposes. By personal purposes, we mean your personal, private, away-from-the-job, not-for-profit, use.
You may make as many copies as you wish for your personal use.
You may distribute nCrypt Light within the USA and Canada, provided you distribute nCrypt Light unaltered and provided that this documentation accompanies it unaltered.
You may use it within Canada and the USA.
What you may NOT do with nCrypt Light
You may not use nCrypt Light for commercial purposes. By this, we mean using it in the course of your business, your employment, or other for-profit activity. If you wish to use nCrypt for such purposes, contact CustomWare and ask about corporate licensing.
You may not reverse-engineer, decompile, trace, or otherwise extract technical or trade secrets from nCrypt Light.
You may not distribute nCrypt Light outside of theUSA or Canada, regardless of whether you believe nCrypt Light to be regulated by export controls.
You may not distribute nCrypt Light for commercial benefit. Online services and bulletin boards which charge fees for access, such as Magic, CompuServe, America Online, and eWorld, are specifically exempt from this prohibition.
