EULA for
Teroid Data Grid View Print Control
The use, purchase and distribution of this software is subject to the following terms and conditions (1) An unlicensed copy of this software is to be used for evaluation purposes only (2) A licensed copy of this software may only be redistributed as part of a client application developed by the licensed user (3) A developer licence grants one individual developer the right to use this software in multiple applications and on more than one computer (4) No attempt must be made to modify or decompile this software (5) This software must not be sold, rented, leased, transferred to or used by another party or individual (6) Ownership and copyright of this software remains at all times with Teroid Software Limited (7) This software is not designed for use in safety-critical applications and should not be used as such (8) This software is provided without express or implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for purpose (9) Teroid Software Limited shall not be liable to the licensee for any loss suffered by the licensee arising from the use of this software
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