Trial License
The software can be used by a single person for evaluation purposes during an unlimited period of time. Yet, the user must comply with the trial limitations of the software.
Personal License
The software can be installed on home personal computers or one PC at work and used by a single individual only for personal or educational purposes. Commercial exploitation of the software is forbidden.
Corporate License
The software can be used on up to ten computers owned by a legal entity, company or organization for corporate non-profit or educational purposes. The use of the software for commercial purposes and at home by employees is forbidden.
Commercial License
The software can be used on one computer owned by a legal entity, company or organization for commercial purposes and providing services. The installation of the software onto other devices, including clients’ computers, is forbidden.
Academic License
The software can be used on up to ten computers owned by a qualified educational institution for educational purposes and non-profit research. The use of the software for personal and commercial purposes or outside the academic setting is forbidden. The institution’s representative may be asked to submit proof of eligibility with the first order.
Government License
The software can be used on one computer owned by an eligible government organization. The use of the software outside the institution by employees is forbidden.