Installation Options Clause Samples

Installation Options. If required LightEdge offers the following provisioning options for Service at additional charge as described in the Customer’s Service Agreement:

Installation Options. LightEdge will provide Phone, Workstation and PC services for customers as contracted. All applications running on the PCs are the responsibility of the customer and LightEdge makes no warrantee for fitness of the PCs to a given application or process used by a customer.

Installation Options. The recommended course of action when installing the software is to create a ‘stand-alone’ installation, with all files residing in a read/write directory on the target computer. This is the ‘Full Installation’ option in the dialog illustrated above. For each ‘Full Installation’ you will need to subsequently install the DESkey DK2 Drivers on the computer concerned. The Setup routine does, however, have the facility to install certain program files (executables and dynamic link libraries) to a network server, such that future updates to such files would only need to be carried out in one location. This is the ‘Network Server’ option in the above dialog. The basic DESkey DK2 Drivers should not be installed on this server. A Network Server installation must be followed by one or more ‘Workstation’ installations. These will create registry entries and shortcut icons, and copy user files, to each workstation on which the HAZOP Manager program will be used. Following each ‘Workstation’ installation, you will need to install the DESkey DK2 drivers on that workstation. If you choose the Full Installation, you will subsequently be given the option to install certain program files in a read-only folder, and other user files in a folder with full read-write permissions. This is discussed in the section that follows. The program utilises and creates many files that are editable, and which in most circumstances must be accessible to all users of the software. These are, for example, Data files, Keywords, Resources, Headings, Macros, Causes and Failure Rate databases, etc. (hereafter referred to as ‘User Files’). It is important that these User Files are stored in a location that has read/write permission for all persons who will be running the program on the target computer. In other words, they should not be located in one individual’s personal ‘My Documents’ folder unless it can be guaranteed that no one else will need access to his or her data files. When performing a ‘Workstation’ installation, this is the main consideration. However, as mentioned in the previous section, even when performing a ‘Full Installation’ it is sometimes deemed necessary for the program files (executables and DLLs) to be located in a read only folder on the target computer to prevent inadvertent modification or even deletion. The Setup program will enquire whether the main program directory will be read-only, and if that is the case, request that another location be specified for User file...

Installation Options. As specifically designated and authorized in the Confirmation of Order, Licensee may install, use, and execute the Software according to the Installation Options or on the number of Servers and Clients at the Sites identified in the Confirmation of Order solely in support of the internal business activities of Licensee. For the avoidance of doubt, “internal business activities of Licensee” shall not include processing data of any third party (whether on an outsourcing, service bureau, or other basis) except data supplied by Licensee’s customers or suppliers which is necessary for Licensee’s internal business purposes.

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