ソフトウェア使用許諾契約
あらかじめ下記項目をご確認のうえ、本システムのシステム・ソフトウェア・プログラム（以下、「本プログラム」といいます。）についての、弊社からお客様への使用許諾に関する条件を定めるものであり、電源ボタンの封印を解除しシステムを起動したとき、お客様が下記項目による使用許諾契約（以下、「本契約」といいます。）を承諾したものとみなされるものとし、本契約がお客様と弊社間で成立するものとします。
輸出管理
本プログラムには、アメリカ合衆国の輸出関連法令及びその他関連日本国および地方自治体の輸出法令が適用されます。 お客様は、かかる輸出管理法令がお客様による（技術データを含む）本プログラムの使用や、本契約に基づいて提供されるサービス配布物に適用されることに同意し、又（「みなし輸出」及び「みなし再輸出」に関する規制を含め）かかる輸出関連法令をすべて遵守することに同意します。 お客様は、サービス（又はサービスの直接的成果）から生じるデータ、情報、及び/又は資料を、直接的にも間接的にもかかる輸出管理法令に違反して輸出することなく、又かかる輸出管理法令によって禁止されている、核兵器、化学兵器もしくは生物兵器の拡散、又はミサイル技術の開発等を含む如何なる目的にも使用しないことに同意します。
因って、お客様は以下の点を確認するものとします。
－お客様は、直接的にも間接的にも、関連法令によって禁止されている国及び対象者に対して、本プログラムのコピー、提供、供与、輸出もしくは再輸出を行わないこと。
－お客様は、アメリカ合衆国財務省のリストにおいて“Specially Designated Nationals and Blocked
Persons” 、“Specially Designated Terrorists”、又は、“Specially Designated Narcotic Traffickers”として指定されていないこと、又、アメリカ合衆国商務省のリストである“the United States Department ofCommerce Table of Denial Orders”に記載されていないこと。
- お客様は、直接的にも間接的にも、上記リスト記載者に対して、本プログラムをコピーし、輸出もしくは再輸出しないこと。
- お客様は、法律により禁止される目的（大量破壊兵器である核兵器、化学兵器、生物兵器の開発、設計、製造を含みますがこれに限定されません）のために本プログラムを使用し、使用させないこと。
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アを頒布するために、これを COPY する権限を与えられておりません。本製品を関連従業員が使用することができるのは、社内での使用またはデモンストレーション目的の場合のみです。アメリカ合衆国その他の国々の適用法令を遵守すべく、上記ポリシーに反する行為は、訴訟もしくは処分を受ける場合があります。
本プログラムを使用する前に、以下のライセンス契約の条件をよくお読みください。本条件は、お客様と ICAT社との法的契約を構成するものです。

ICAT License Agreement「ICAT」とは、ICAT Inc.及びその子会社・関連会社をいいます。「お客様」とは、本プログラムを使用することを希望する者をいいます。「本プログラム」とは、お客様が製品内部のシステムソフトウェア（将来、当該製品に提供されるアップデート及び/又は追加ソフトウェア・パッケージを含みます）と、関連プログラム・ドキュメンテーション
をいいます。「本ライセンス」とは、本条件に従って本プログラムを使用するお客様の権利をいいます。本契約は、法の抵触に関する規定を除き、ネバダ州法に準拠するものとします。本契約にかかわる紛争の一切は、ネバダ州またはラスベガスの裁判所を専属管轄とするものとします。
本プログラムを使用するためには、本ライセンス契約に同意しなくてはなりません。本ライセンス契約に同意できない場合は、本プログラムを使用することはできません。
権利及び制限
お客様に使用権を許諾する同梱のソフトウェア・パッケージ又はお客様固有のデーターファイルを除き、ICAT

は、お客様に対して、お客様のアプリケーションの開発、検査、プロトタイピング、及びデモンストレーションのみを目的として、本プログラムを使用する永続的（本契約の規定に従って終了しない限り）、非独占的、譲渡不能
かつ限定的な使用権を許諾します。
上記で明示的に付与されていない権利はすべて留保されます。本プログラムの頒布、又は社内外の事業目的（お客様のアプリケーションの開発、検査、プロトタイピング、及びデモンストレーション以外）もしくは事業目的による本プログラムの使用を含め（ただし、これらに限定されません）、本契約で認められている目的以外の目的で本プログラムを使用することを希望する場合、これらの適切な使用権を取得しなければなりません。本プログラムの設定ファイルを含む一切の情報開示は許可していません。ICAT は、お客様による本プログラムの使用を監査することができます。
第三者のテクノロジー
本プログラムは第三者のテクノロジーを含むか、又は第三者のテクノロジーとともに配布される場合があります。
ICAT 社は、かかる第三者のテクノロジーに関する通知を、プログラム・ドキュメンテーション、もしくは本プログラムに付属する readme ファイル又は通知ファイルに表示する場合があります。
第三者のテクノロジーは、本契約条件に基づき、又はプログラム・ドキュメンテーション、readme ファイル、その他の書面に明記されている場合は、本契約条件ではなく、個別のライセンス条件（以下「個別条件」といいます）に基づき、お客様に使用権が許諾されます（以下「個別ライセンスによる第三者のテクノロジー」といいます）。個
別条件に基づき、個別ライセンスによる第三者のテクノロジーを使用するライセンシーの権利は、いかなる方法
によっても、本契約により制限または変更されることはありません。
情報収集及び登録
構成データ及び登録：本プログラムは構成データを ICAT に伝達する場合があります。
所有権及び制限
本プログラムに関わる所有権ないし知的財産権はすべて ICAT に帰属します。本プログラムは一台のコンピューター機器にのみ使用することができ、ICAT が特定したハードウェア環境において使用できます。本プロ
グラムの複製は、バックアップ・コピーのために、一部のみ作製できます。
お客様は、以下の行為をすることができません。
- 社内外、個人の目的で以下のケース（アプリーケーション開発、評価、検査、プロトタイピング、及びデモンスト
レーション以外）もしくは事業 目的で本プログラムを使用すること- ICAT の財産権の表示や通知を除去又は変更すること- 方法の如何を問わず、本プログラムを第三者に取得・利用させること- 本プログラムを許可なく第三者の教育目的に使用すること、WEB での情報提供ならびに執筆活動に利用すること- 他の個人又は団体に対して、本契約を譲渡すること、又は本プログラムもしくはその所有権を提供もしくは譲渡すること- 本プログラムのリバース・エンジニアリング(相互運用性確保のために法律により要求される場合を除く)、逆ア
センブリもしくは逆コンパイルをすること、特定の設定ファイルを調査すること- ICAT の事前承諾なく、プログラムのベンチマークテストの結果を開示すること
輸出
技術データを含む本プログラムの使用に対して、アメリカ合衆国の輸出管理規制法その他輸出入関連法規(以下、総称して「輸出関連法規」といいます。）が適用されます。お客様は、本プログラム及びその直接的製品を、直接的にも間接的にも輸出関連法規に違反して輸出することはできず、また、輸出関連法規によって禁止される目的(核兵器、化学兵器、生物兵器の拡散を含みますがこれに限定されません）のために使用することはできません。
保証、免責及び唯一の救済措置
本プログラムは現状有姿で保証なしで提供されるものとします。ICAT は、明示であると黙示であるとを問わず、一切の保証責任（商品適合性の黙示の保証、特定目的への適合性の保証、非侵害保証を含むがこれに限定されません。）を負いません。

ICAT は、お客様または第三者が被った間接損害、付随的損害、特別損害、懲罰的損害又は結果的損害について、あるいは、逸失利益、売上の喪失、データ又はデータの使用機会の喪失について、契約責任に基づくものであると不法行為責任に基づくものであるとを問わず、また、お客様から損害発生の可能性を通知されていた場合であっても、何ら責任を負わないものとします。
テクニカル・サポート
ICAT は、本契約に基づき許諾された本プログラムについて、弊社が動作保証を提示している環境を除きお客様固有の環境化におけるテクニカル・サポート、電話でのサポート、お客様に起因するトラブル解決およびその解決目的のプログラムのアップデートの提供は行いません。
契約の終了
お客様は、本契約に基づいて提供された本プログラムの複製をすべて消去することによって、本契約を終了することができます。ICAT は、お客様が本契約に違反した場合、違反の内容程度の如何にかかわらず、本契約を終了することができます。この場合、お客様は本契約に基づいて提供されたプログラムの複製をすべて消去するものとします。ただしハードウェアの所有ならびに使用権に言及するものではありません。
当事者の関係
お客様と ICAT との関係は、ライセンシーとライセンサーの関係であるものとします。いずれの当事者も、相手方
当事者に代わってこれに義務を負わせる権限を有することを表明することはできず、または、相手方当事者の代理人、使用人、フランチャイズ加盟店その他の資格を有する者であることを表明することはできません。
オープンソース・ソフトウェア
オープンソース・ソフトウェア（以下「OSS」といいます。）とは、無償で使用、変更、頒布することができるソフトウェ
アであり、多くの場合ユーザーによる変更義務を負わせる条件の下にライセンスされるもの、または、ユーザーがソースコードの形態で無償で入手可能なオープンソース・ソフトウェアと組み合わせたソフトウェアをいいます。お客様が OSS を本プログラムとともに使用する場合（又は、オープンソース・ライセンスに基づきお客様のアプリ
ケーションの使用許諾を予定している場合）、お客様は以下の義務を負うものとします。お客様による使用により、(i)ICAT が保有するプログラム（以下「ICAT プログラム」といいます。）につき、義務や責任をなんら発生させな
いこと、(ii)第三者に対して、ICAT プログラムの知的財産権その他の権利、または、免責特権を付与しないこと。
例えば、オープンソース・プログラムのライセンス条件が変更を無償で許諾するものである場合、お客様は、ICAT のプログラムとオープンソース・プログラムを使用して双方のプログラムのコードを含むプログラム・ファイル（ライブラリーがその例ですが、これに限定されるものではありません）を開発することはできません。お客様は、ICAT プログラムと GNU General Public License（以下「GPL」といいます。）に基づくプログラムとを組み合わせることにより、ICAT プログラム及びその変更物に対して GPL の条件が適用される事態を招くこと、またはその危険を生じさせることはできません。
完全合意
お客様は、本契約が本プログラム及び本ライセンスについての完全かつ唯一の合意を構成し、本契約は本契約締結時点以前になされたすべての合意や意思表示に取って代わることに同意します。 本プログラムに含まれているか、付属するその他のライセンス条件は適用されません。本条件の一部が無効または強制執行不能であることが判明した場合であっても、他の条項は有効に存続するものとします。
最終更新日： 2013 年 4 月 12 日

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MediaTomb Copyright
Copyright© 2005
Gena Batyan <bgeradz at mediatomb dot cc>
Sergey Bostandzhyan <jin at mediatomb dot cc>
Copyright© 2006-2010
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