This form is a Program License Agreement. This form is an attachment which grants a nontransferable, nonexclusive license to the software program. The developer warrants that it has the full authority to grant rights to the program without the consent of another party.
The terms of the agreement are typically outlined in a document provided by the software vendor or the city’s licensing authority. It’s like reading the fine print before signing a contract.
Usually, you can’t resell the software outright. It’s more about using it within your products rather than selling it as a stand-alone item. Think of it as using a brand's ingredients to make your own dish.
If you violate the agreement, you could face penalties, which might include losing your rights to use the software. It's a bit like breaking the rules in a game—you might get disqualified.
Yes, there are usually some restrictions, like how you can use the software or if you can modify it. Treat it like a recipe; you can use it, but don't change the key ingredients without permission.
The length of the license can vary. It often depends on the agreement terms, but you can usually expect it to be for a specific period, kind of like a subscription.
Typically, businesses that want to integrate software into their products can apply. If you're making something new and want to use existing software, this could be the ticket.
The OEM Software Program License Agreement is a legal document that allows companies to use certain software as part of their own products. It's like a permission slip for using someone else's tech.