Sellingly 1.0.0

EULA - End User License Agreement

Sellingly is copyright (2013) of Sellingly Inc. In the license conditions that follow, these terms have special meaning: * 'Program' shall refer to Sellingly. * 'Author' shall refer to Sellingly Inc, the author of Sellingly. * 'Individual Licensee' shall refer to an individual user of the Program plus any family with whom he/she regularly shares a computer. * 'Corporate Licensee' shall refer to the company that employs one or more users of the Program. * 'Licensee' shall refer to either a Corporate Licensee or Individual Licensee, as appropriate for the user. * 'Full User License' shall refer to the supplementary license required to access the full functionality of the Program. The Author grants the Licensee the right to use the Program on any computer providing that the Licensee agrees to be bound by the following conditions: * The Program is provided 'as is'. The Licensee uses the Program entirely at his/her/its own risk. * No warranties nor guarantees are included with this license. In no event shall the Author be liable for any consequential damages whatsoever (including, but not limited to, damages for loss of business profits or loss of business information) arising out of the use of, or the inability to use, the Program. In any case, the Author's liability shall be limited to the price paid for any Full User Licenses. * No other rights with respect to the Program are granted to the Licensee. * The Licensee shall not reverse engineer, de-compile, disassemble or modify in any way whatsoever the Program, except as permitted by applicable law. * The Licensee shall not sell, rent or lease the Program to anyone else. * The Licensee may distribute only the most recent installation package as available from the Author's web site. * The Licensee shall respect all national and international intellectual property laws and treaties that apply to the Program, including copyright, trademarks and patent rights. * This licence agreement is governed by the laws of Canada. If The Licensee does not agree with the stated license conditions, the Licensee must uninstall the Program (if already installed) and erase all copies of the installer.