Lack of copy-protection does NOT constitute permission to copy software in order to share or sell it. In offering non-copy protected software to you, the developer or publisher has demonstrated significant trust in your integrity. Software acquired by colleges and universities is usually licensed. The licenses restrict how and where the software may be legally used by members of the community. This applies to software installed on hard disks in microcomputer clusters, software distributed on disks by a campus lending library, and software available on a campus mainframe or network.
Some institutional licenses permit copying for certain purposes.
Consult Computing Services at x2950 if you are unsure about the use of a particular software product. It is illegal for a faculty member or student to copy software for distribution among members of a class, or for other purposes, without prior permission of the author or publisher. For additional copies of this document, or questions concerning this document, contact the University technology service center, a library reserve area, ext. If you have any questions or problems, please call the Technology HelpDesk at 677-2964.