Allowed for commercial use?

As crazy as it may sound, I was thinking about using iWeb to do some basic web design work for a few people. Is there anything in the Agreement that doesn't allow for iWeb to be used for commercial use?

Is there anything in the Agreement that doesn't allow for iWeb to be used for commercial use?
No.
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Are iMovie 10's songs and trailers made using their template available for commercial use?

I am wondering if these are allowed for commercial use. If I have a trailer that was made with iMovie 10's trailer template and contains a song from the iMovie 10 program, can I use this commercially?

I know I've heard some of those Jingles on promos companies play on PBS. I can't tell you the name of the one that comes up. Another time I've heard one on a pharmaceutical advert. But I cannot answer the legal question if you can use the canned jingles for commercial purposes. I don't know if the Apple End User License Agreement for iMovie covers commercial uses of the jingles.

Question on using student license for commercial use

As a student, I had purchased a Student Edition of Production Premium 5.5 at my university . Am I allowed to use the software for commercial use?

dgold,
The long answer is yes.
It has been asked here before, and here is an answer with good advice:
http://forums.adobe.com/message/3464437#3464437

Spry 1.6 for commercial use

Hi, Can I use the Spry 1.6 prerelease for commercial use?
Spry seems like
The BSD
license.
However,
the adobe labs
license claims
quote:
IF THE SOFTWARE IS A PRE-RELEASE VERSION, then,
notwithstanding anything to the contrary included within a license
agreement accompanying the software, you are not permitted to use
or otherwise rely on the software for any commercial or production
purpose.
Does that means you cannot use Spry 1.6 for commercial use?
If so, can I get the non-prerelease older version (1.5 etc) from
somewhere?

Hi,
That is a little confusing.
We have been distributing Spry under the BSD license, meaning
to allow users to use the files as they please, commercial or
otherwise.
This is how it has been since the first version.
I can look into the disparity between these licenses but i
think you can feel assured that it is ok to use Spry for commercial
apps. Many people do so already.
The Spry team thinks of 'pre-release' as: "There is a small
chance that we might change functionality, due to bugs or better
implementation" but we are pretty stable now and the core ideas of
Spry are pretty solid.
Hope this helps,
Donald Booth
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Licensing XML libraries for commercial use...

After reading the license terms for the XML parser for 'C', I am confused. The license document embedded in the download package, says you need to contact Oracle to license the library for commercial use. However, the click-wrap license for the OTN says you can use the technologies in commercial products. These totally contradict each other. I called Oracle and asked the following question, and after talking with 3 people, nobody knew a difinitive answer.
Here is the question: If I use the Oracle XML parser for 'C' library in the construction of a commercial application that I am selling, do I need purchase a license from Oracle to do this? If so, who do I contact?
Thanks,
- Ted
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It doesn't matter to me as much that the two agreements are different. What I am most concerned with is that BOTH say that I cannot build commercial/for-sale products using the kit without paying for a license. Who do I contact to get a license to use?
I called the number on the agreement and spoke to people who had no idea what I was talking about, nor who I could talk to.
Also, since you asked, I have attached the two different sections from the two license agreements below.
Thanks,
- Ted
[email protected]
DEVELOPMENT ONLY LIMITED LICENSE: Oracle grants Customer a nonexclusive, nontransferable limited license to use the Programs for development purposes only in the indicated operating environment identified by Oracle for a single developer user (one person) on a single computer. Customer may not use the Programs for internal data processing operations or any other commercial or production use. If Customer desires to use the Programs for any use other than the development use allowed under this Agreement, Customer must contact Oracle, or an Oracle reseller, to obtain the appropriate licenses. Customer may make one copy of each licensed Program for backup. No other copies shall be made without Oracle's prior written consent. Customer shall not: (a) remove any product identification, copyright notices, or other notices or proprietary restrictions from Programs; (b) use Programs for commercial timesharing, rental, or service bureau use; (c) transfer, sell, assign or otherwise convey
Programs to another party without Oracle's prior written consent; (d) cause or permit reverse engineering, disassembly, or decompilation of Programs, except to the extent required for interoperability or to the extent that the foregoing restriction is expressly prohibited by law; or (e) disclose results of any benchmark tests of any Program to any third party without Oracle's prior written approval. This Agreement does not authorize Customer to use any Oracle name, trademark or logo.
----->
II. PROGRAM DISTRIBUTION RIGHTS: Oracle grants to Customer a nonexclusive, nontransferable right to copy and distribute the Programs to third party users ("User(s)") under the terms specified herein, provided that such distribution is free of charge. Prior to distributing the Programs for use by Users, Customer shall require Users to execute a written agreement binding Users to contractual provisions identical to those contained in Section I, III-XI inclusive, a provision specifying that Users shall have no right to distribute the Programs, and a provision specifying Oracle as a third party beneficiary of the User Agreement to the extent permitted by applicable law ("User Agreement"). Customer agrees that it is Customer's responsibility to obtain User Agreements

Can i use free VMWare ESXi for commercial use.?

Hi,
I know that this question have come up before but I can't find any
definitive answers. Can i use free VMWare ESXi for commercial use. We
would like to host
several customers on a machine running VMWare ESXi. I want a clear answer so we can do it without any further discussion.
Thank you all in advance,
LNN

If you plan on renting out a VM, then you need to look at the hosting programs - http://www.vmware.com/solutions/hosting/index.html. The base EULA for ESX and ESXi do not allow for the rental of VMs but I believe it may be possible to get an exemption to that.
http://communities.vmware.com/message/1016993#1016993
VMware grants you a nonexclusive, non-transferable license, without rights to sublicense, to install or have installed a single instance of the Software and each Licensed Additional Module on a single Server, unless permitted to have multiple instances on a single Server or to have multiple instances on multiple Servers by the payment of applicable license fees (whether such fees are based on a per Processor, a per Virtual Machine, a per user or any other VMware approved licensing model); (ii) use the Software and each Licensed Additional Module solely for information processing and computing purposes, including the hosting of computer application-based services from a Virtual Machine and provision of such services via an internal or external network, provided such services may not consist of services to a third party that provide primarily computing or processing power (such as utility computing or grid computing) or any computer application-based service that is traded, rented, leased or sold on a Virtual Machine basis; and (iii) use and reproduce the VMware Virtual Infrastructure Client Software or VMware WebAccess (in object code form only) for the purposes of installation and operation on an unlimited number of your own internal computers or terminals solely for the purpose of accessing the Server on which the Software is installed.

How I claim my video to use my Adobe softwares for commercial use on Youtube?

Hi,
I would like make video tutorial on Youtube and I am enable for add advertising on my video with adsense. Basically, I need claim my video and say YouTube I can use my software for commercial use in my video. I need this help because Youtube is very strict for add advertising.
My question is what do I have to write for my video to claim I can use my softwares (Creative Suite Production PremiumCS5.5) in my video for a tutorial?
Here is the picture when I need claim my video on YouTube.
Thanks you

You are being asked if you have the rights to the content you are publishing. That is all.
If you are using Copywrite content it is not allowed unless you have the rights or a license to use it. For instance if you create music for the background is it your music, or someone elses? If it is someone else's, you cannot use it unless you have the right or license too do so. Your images are they open source or did you create them? Or did you rip them from the net? IF the latter you cannnot use.... Does not matter if you are using pirated, or stolen software (although frowned upon, and NOT recommned) to create your content
Hope that was clear.

I have 1 employee, and want to let her use PhotoShop LE on her computer. Can I do this? She can register with my serial number and password, etc., and it would not be for commercial use.

I have PhotoShop LE installed on my computer, but have one employee in a family based research operation. Can my employee install PhotoShop LE on her laptop, use my serial number and ID, and be legal?

I guess you have posted on the wrong forum. This forum is for Photoshop Elements and your query seems to be more related to Ps Lightroom.
Anyways, not sure about the legal implications, but technically Adobe allows the users to use the product with same serial number on two machines so as far as you have a valid and legitimate serial number registered in your name, YOU can use the product on two machines.
I am although slightly confused when you say "1 employee..." and "not be for commercial use..".

Photoshop CS2 for commercial use?

Photoshop cs2 is free now, can it be used for commercial use? In Russia exactly.
Some of our workers don`t need CS6.

thanks, thats bad i heared they do such action for easy activation. But that link http://gizmodo.com/5973730/grab-photoshop-and-cs2-for-absolutely-free-right-here mislead expectation

HP Laserjet1012 only prints Not For Commercial Use

Have HP Laserjet 1012 installed on Dell Latitute E6410 running Windows 7. Found a You Tube video for setup. Using port DOT4_001, and HP Laserjet0355 PCL5(Microsoft) driver.
Problem: whentyou print test page, the printout has a black background and Not For Commercial Use printed on a diagonal in white.
If you open a document to print, it spools to this printer but the message is this Not for Cummercial Use.
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Perhaps the application you are using (Word?) is generating the watermark; or perhaps a watermark setting in the printer driver settings?
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Why does the terms for logic say we cant run these programs for commercial use

question i have regarding the terms for garage band and logic terms where is says just under section 2 it says ((i) to download, install, use and run for personal, non-commercial use, one (1) copy of the Apple
Software directly on each Apple-branded computer running OS X (“Mac Computer”) that you
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im not sure if it means i cant use garage band or logic to produce music for clients for commercial use ?
check it out here
http://images.apple.com/legal/sla/docs/LogicPro.pdf
http://images.apple.com/legal/sla/docs/GarageBand.pdf

Section C/2/A/(ii) of the Logic Pro document says:
if you are a commercial enterprise or educational institution, to download, install, use and run
one (1) copy of the Apple Software for use either: (a) by a single individual on each of the Mac Computer(s) that you own or control, or (b) by multiple individuals on a single shared Mac Computer that you own or control.
and section C/2/B says:
The Apple Software may contain sample content including but not limited to artwork, audio files, audio loops, built-in sound files, graphics, images, impulse responses, photographs, samples, sound sets, sound settings, video files, or similar assets (“Sample Content”). This Sample Content is proprietary to Apple and/or its licensors, and is protected by applicable intellectual property and other laws, including but not limited to copyright. Except as otherwise provided, all Sample Content included in the Apple Software may be used on a royalty-free basis to create your own original soundtracks for your film, video and audio projects. You may broadcast and/or distribute your own soundtracks that were created using the Sample Content, however, individual Sample Content assets may not be commercially or otherwise distributed on a standalone basis, nor may they be repackaged in whole or in part as audio samples, clipart, music beds, sound effects, sound files, sound libraries, stock animation, or similar assets.
(my emphasis).
All this would seem to cover you for the use you propose (this is not a legal opinion). GarageBand is presumably similar.

Can I use the songs that come with adobe Premiere Elements for commercial use/film?

Can I use the default songs that come with adobe Premiere Elements for commercial use; such as in a film?

C. Raio
We are not Adobe here. Rather user to user.
In the threads that I have read here the following is the user to user reply on this matter that is seen regarding project assets....Music Scores in this case....
The Music Score soundtracks are from the Adobe Premiere Elements (12 or 13) Music Score selections within the program.
And, they can be used in the users choice of export. As for "authorship", I guess you would point to Adobe, Premiere Elements version, Music Score.
Would the evaluators settle for the above information?
ATR

Can I use my Student and Teacher Edition software for commercial use?

Can I use my Student and Teacher Edition software for commercial use?

Hi germini,
Yes, Student and Teacher Edition products can be used commercially on your privately owned computer. They may not be resold.
See - Education FAQ
^Ani

Premiere Elements for commercial use

Can I use Premiere Elements 12 for commercial use , like videos I make for training modules that I sell?
I looked in the EULA and buried in section 16.14 and 16.15 is reference to non-commercial use due to encoder patents. But nowhere is a straight forward yes or no for commercial use.
Thanks for anyone that knows about this

You are most welcome.
Going way back, Adobe once had a restriction on material produced with the academic versions (like Student & Teacher editions) of some of its programs. I do not recall the exact timing, but would say that they relaxed that restriction about 10 years ago.
Also, as Neale points out, the PrE Projects are not X-platform, but if one considers the Mac and the PC, they can output files (from the PrE Project) that ARE X-platform, for delivery. I am not exactly sure how you are referring to X-platform, but if the intent is to edit a Project between a Mac and a PC, then Neale's caveat will be very important. Though the Project file (PREL) looks the same (basically an XML database file), they are significantly different, that a PREL from a Mac, will not Open on a PC. For delivery of a finished AV file (your instructional video, in this case), if one selects say AVCHD (H.264 CODEC) for the output, that file will be viewable on both a Mac and a PC, so long as each computer has a viable version of the H.264 CODEC installed, and most will, or the user can add it. It's the same with most MOV files - so long as the PC has Apple's QuickTime Player installed. When you get to the point of delivery, do not hesitate to stop back, if you need a bit more input from the forum. Some of us have both a Mac and a PC (Steve Grisetti, for instance), but many more are tasked with X-platform delivery quite often.
Good luck, and happy editing,
Hunt

Photoshop cs2 student version, can it be used for commercial use?

Some years ago I bought an Adobe Photoshop cs2 student version. Can it be used for commercial use now?

Hi Bob,
Another guy posted on the thread:
"Yes, if you are in the United States. Maybe in other countries."
So if I am from Denmark, does the "Yes" still apply?
-Asge2000
Date: Sun, 13 Nov 2011 12:03:51 -0700
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: Photoshop cs2 student version, can it be used for commercial use?
Re: Photoshop cs2 student version, can it be used for commercial use? created by Bob Levine in Creative Suites Windows - View the full discussion
Yes.
Bob
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