Member further agrees that the products must remain under Member's control, and that resale or other transfer is explicitly prohibited. Member agrees to use the products only for Member's, Department, or University data processing requirements, and not for commercial time-sharing, rental or service bureau use. Member agrees not to create, or attempt to create, or permit or help others to create, the source code from the products furnished under this agreement. Member agrees that it will not reverse engineer or decompile the products. Should Member no longer be associated with TSL, or if advised by TSL that the site license has been terminated, Member agrees to return to TSL or destroy at once any and all copies of software in Member's possession, and to forward written notice to TSL that all programs and materials containing the products have been destroyed or deleted from all computer libraries and storage and memory devices, and are no longer in use of usable.
Maple is a symbolic mathematical computation program.
It consists of a system Kernal written in the programming language C, a library of mathematical procedures and online documentation files. Included is a library of numerical software and facilities for two and three dimensional graphics. If it is on a Mac, for example, the user will only be at the 1 user level. If a user is running Maple on a Sun machine and plans to have only 1 user at a time, this is at the 1 user level, but if the goal is to have 3 concurrent users, then the purchase must be a 3 user license. Members will load the software onto their system but it will not run until it gets a license key from Waterloo Maple.