License Code definition
License Code means a technical activation code that allows Customer to gain access to the Server Software and is delivered to Customer by M-Files.
License Code means string of characters that enables the Software to operate without restrictions. License Code is provided once one of the licenses is purchased.
License Code means a unique, non-guessable sequence that allows User to activate and access the Software following User’s payment in full of the License Fee and all other related charges to DGI.
Examples of License Code in a sentence
Upon payment for a specific license, Licensor shall provide you with License Code which allows the Software to function in the purchased license capacity.
Upon payment for a specific Subscription Fee, Licensor shall provide Licensee with License Code that allows the Software to function in the purchased license capacity during the Subscription Term.
More Definitions of License Code
License Code means Subtitle 6B of the TMC.
License Code means a unique string of characters (for example cb-12345678910) that is entered into a license activation dialog box. It is used to validate a License Session and remove Trial Mode when successful. It can also be used to log on and remotely track processing progress via a password- protected web page during the relevant Subscription Period plus 30 days.
License Code means an encoded license string which enables the Program to operate in a specified configuration.