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General conditions for the installation and use of dMessageTM demo version

dMessage / M.G.I. Consultants. INPI registrations 09 3638319 / 98755968. A.P.P. registration 98 430009 005

BY INSTALLING DMESSAGE OR ANY OF ITS COMPONENTS ON A COMPUTER, THE USER ACCEPTS ALL OF THE FOLLOWING TERMS WITHOUT RESERVATION.

(1) Purpose

The installation and use rights described below are non-exclusive and expressly limited in scope. They do not transfer ownership. M.G.I., as the developer, retains sole ownership of the software.

2) Installation methods

The user acknowledges choosing to install the software independently, without assistance from the licensor or a demonstration, and accepts sole responsibility for the consequences of installation. Unless the licensor expressly agrees otherwise in writing, dMessage may be installed on one computer per company or site. It may be installed on Pentium PCs running Windows NT, 95, 98, 2000, XP, Vista, 7, 8 or 10. Clicking the install button constitutes acceptance of all terms, conditions and restrictions below. If you do not accept them, do not install the software. This demonstration version of dMessage grants no licence. For information about using the software, please use the contact form at https://www.dmessage.com.

(3) Counterfeit Guarantee

The licensor warrants that it holds the intellectual property rights required to enter into these terms and that the terms do not infringe third-party rights. The user agrees to notify the licensor immediately of any software infringement of which they become aware.

(4) Scope of rights granted

The user must not reproduce this demonstration version of the software, permanently or temporarily, in whole or in part, by any means or in any form. The user must not translate, adapt, arrange, modify or export it, or merge it with other software. Backup copies are prohibited. The user may observe, study and test the operation of this demonstration version solely for the purpose of analysis.

(5) Exclusion of guarantees

The user uses the software without recourse against the licensor. In particular, the licensor accepts no liability for errors in the results, whatever their cause. The user is responsible for verifying those results. The licensor also accepts no liability for accidental loss of the user’s data. The user is responsible for making backups.

(6) Applicable law

French law alone governs these terms. Any dispute shall be brought before the competent court in Paris. Where these terms are available in several languages, the French version prevails. If any provision is void or unenforceable, the remaining provisions retain their full force.