License File definition

License File means the applicable order and the file with the Software components licensed to the End-User sent by Sage to the End-User.

License File means a component of the Software that enables one or more components of the Software (for example, authorization keys) and may also specify, as applicable, (a) the location of the designated Device(s), (b) the Named User(s), (c) the Intelligence Model, (d) the location for authorized use of the Software or of the users, and (e) the Customer. The License File may also specify the Capacity for the Software. Certain components of the Software may be licensed under the Agreement without a License File. If a License File is used, Customer’s license of the Software will be subject to any restrictions set forth in the License File.

License File means a security mechanism relating to the Software that enables one or more components of the Software.

Examples of License File in a sentence

• Unless specifically authorized in writing by AVEVA, copying of a License File using virtualization technology is prohibited.

• If the Software is licensed on a Per Session Count Use basis, then the maximum number of Devices that may access or utilize the services of the Server Software at a given point in time is limited by the number of Sessions specified in the License File.

• Customer may transfer the Software from one designated Device to another for application development or for operation of the Software provided that: (i) the Software (including the License Files) is completely removed from the initial designated Device prior to installing the Software on the second Device, and (ii) the end-user identification information (including the identification and location of the designated Device) contained within the License File remains accurate.

• If you have licensed the Software on a Per Server/Concurrent Use basis, the Software may be installed on a single Server that will be the designated Device hereunder, and the maximum number of Devices that may access or utilize the services of the Server Software at a given point in time is limited by the number of concurrent sessions specified in the License File.

• Customer may install the Software for use only with one architecture and one operating system at any given time, consistent with the restrictions in the Agreement (including any License File, License Certificate or Transaction Document).

More Definitions of License File

License File refers to an ASCII file containing a set of licence codified characters which allow the SOFTWARE to run with a specific configuration. “DELIVERY DATE” refers to the date in which CODICE transfers or allows the transfer of the Licence File for the SOFTWARE to the Customer’s site, either by email or by file transfer on the net. “EFFECT DATE” refers to the date in which both parties sign this Agreement.

License File means a component of the Software that enables one or more components of the Software (for example, authorization keys) and may also specify the location of the designated Device(s), the Named User(s), and the Licensee. The License File also specifies the Capacity for the Software. Certain components of the Software may be licensed hereunder without a License File.

License File means an electronic file which enables the Product to operate for a period of time specified in license. The License File is generated by Deep Netts LLC when the Product is purchased, and is provided to You. The License File contains information about You, the Product, and the license grant.

License File means an electronic file which enables the use of the Product by the authorized user, for a predefined period of time and on an environment with a specific digital fingerprint.

License File means evidence of a license provided by Licensor to Licensee in electronic form. "License File" includes a unique key-code that enables a single Authorized User to use Software at a time. Only Licensor and/or its representatives are permitted to produce License Files for Software.

License File means a file issued to Licensee by Licensor, which enables the Software to operate under activated mode. This file is generated and provided by Licensor upon the activation of a license key, and can be installed in the License Manager program shipped with the Software.

License File includes a unique key-code that enables a single Authorized User to use Software at a time. Only Licensor and/or its representatives are permitted to produce License Files for Software.