Freeware Licence Terms Edited

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FREEWARE LICENSE TERMS This website contains certain? Downloadable software that does not require payment of any license fee. The copyright owner and Licensor or the software that you? Download through this site is indicated in the accompanying read-me file and in the area of this website from which the software is? Downloaded. This Freeware License is a binding legal agreement between the individual who? Downloads the software (You) and the Licensor. THIS SOFTWARE IS COPYRIGHTED AND THE OWNER OF THE COPYRIGHT CLAIMS ALL EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS TO SUCH SOFTWARE EXCEPT AS LICENSED TO USERS HEREUNDER AND SUBJECT TO STRICT COMPLIANCE WITH THE TERMS OF THIS FREEWARE LICENSE.

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