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Terms and Conditions

This software is developed and marketed by Prism Europe.  Tsana Associates provide the facility of a trial download and the following licensing agreement applies jointly to Tsana Associates and PRISM Europe.  If you do not agree you must not download the software.

WinChart Licence Agreement

IMPORTANT - PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE DOWNLOADING

BY DOWNLOADING, YOU ARE AGREEING TO BE BOUND BY THE TERMS OF THE FOLLOWING AGREEMENT.

Grant of Licence.

Prism Europe grants to you the right to use one copy of the downloaded software program on a single computer. You may not network the software or otherwise copy it or use it on more than one computer or computer terminal at the same time, unless previously agreed with PRISM Europe in writing. IN PARTICULAR, YOU MAY *NOT* GIVE OR LET ANYONE ELSE USE ANY SERIAL NUMBER (either for WinChart® or other software) YOU HAVE BEEN GIVEN.

Copyright.

The software is owned by Prism Europe and is protected by United Kingdom copyright laws and international treaty provisions. Therefore you must treat the software like any other copyrighted material except that you may either (a) make one copy of the software solely for back-up or archival purposes, or (b) transfer the software to a single hard disk provided you keep the original for back up or archival purposes. All the documentation provided either as downloadable or on the web site is copyright Prism Europe. You may not copy the documentation accompanying the software except for your own personal use.

Neither Tsana Associates nor Prism Europe shall not accept responsibility for any losses or damage resulting from the use or installation of this software, including any loss of profit, damage to equipment, interruption of business or data or any other damage direct or accidental. Nothing in this clause excludes our liability for personal injury or death.

It is recommended that you back up any programs and data on your hard disk before installing any software. Please read the It is recommended that you back up any programs and data on your hard disk before installing any software. Please read the installation instructions carefully before using. All downloads were scanned for viruses with Norton Internet Security when uploaded, with the virus records being kept up-to-date. However, we can not be held responsible for viruses, and checks should be made if felt applicable.

Contact us for the download address.

You will need to contact us for a temporary password.

Installation Instructions

To install software for the first time:

Click on the relevant download link, and save the installation program on your computer (e.g. My Documents, or where is most suitable). When it has finished downloading run the installation program. (If you are downloading using Internet Explorer, then after it has finished downloading you can click on the Open button.)

To install a later release for software:

Long method:

Run the software, click on its About menu and make a note of its serial number (if it has one); this will be needed to be typed in again. Click on the relevant download link, and save the installation program on your computer (e.g. My Documents, or where is most suitable). When it has finished downloading run the installation program. (If you are downloading using Internet Explorer, then after it has finished downloading you can click on the Open Folder button. Then in the new window click on the highlighted file to run it; it may be necessary to run it twice so using this method ensures you can find it again.) The installation program will ask if you want to modify, repair, or remove the software. Click to remove. Run the installation program again to install the later release. If you are asked for a serial number then type in the serial number you previously noted.

Short method:

More simply, in most cases when the installation program is run you can select Repair to reinstall using the newer files, but if this produces problems then use the method outlined above.

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Last Updated on Thursday, 05 January 2012 09:04