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Licensee’s Selection of Protocol Documentation. (i) Once Licensee has initially fulfilled generally applicable Program Entry Requirements, Microsoft will provide Licensee with access to the WSPP Documentation for the Licensed Protocols initially selected by Licensee and listed on Exhibit A. Upon fulfillment of all applicable Program Entry Requirements, the WSPP Protocols chosen by Licensee will become “Licensed Protocols” under this Agreement. Program Entry Requirements applicable to Licensee’s initial choices of Licensed Protocols as of the Effective Date are listed on Exhibit B, and once Licensee has fulfilled those Program Entry Requirements, Licensee will not be required to re-fulfill them, even if they subsequently change. At Licensee’s request, Microsoft will also provide up to three printed, personalized volumes of such WSPP Documentation to Licensee. In light of Licensee’s access also to an online version of the WSPP Documentation, updated volumes will be provided annually. (ii) If applicable, within 10 days of receipt of a written request from Licensee, Microsoft will also provide Licensee with access to WSPP Documentation for any other WSPP Protocols subsequently selected by Licensee. Microsoft will send Licensee an updated Exhibit A, and any additional WSPP Protocols listed on that updated exhibit will also become a “Licensed Protocol” under this Agreement.
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