Customer Licence Agreement
Copyright
The publication(s) you order is/are copyrighted by the owning organization. You acknowledge and agree to respect the owner's copyright in our publications by purchasing, downloading, copying or otherwise using (a) publication(s). Except as provided for under this License Agreement, you may not lend, lease, reproduce, distribute or otherwise commercially exploit publication(s).
Watermark
Electronic copies of publications are watermarked with your company name, purchaser’s name (username), purchaser’s email address, and the # of licenses granted when you order the publication(s) from our website in order to identify the rightful licensee of the document.
User Licenses
Publications can only be bought for your personal individual use or on behalf of other individuals for their personal individual use. No publication can be transferred to another user.
Electronic Copies
You may download copies of the electronic copy(ies) of publication(s) you’ve purchased on all your personal devices (desktop computer, laptop, tablet, e-reader, smartphone, etc.) Printing is permitted for the personal use of licensee only. Sharing or posting the publication(s) on your company’s intranet is not permitted under this License Agreement.
Termination
Without prejudice to other rights, iTeh Inc. may terminate this License Agreement with you at any time upon written notice if you fail to comply with the conditions of this License Agreement. In the case of termination, you must delete any electronic or paper copies of publications subject to this License Agreement.
Limitations
Publications are provided without any warranties, including accuracy and correctness, or for being fit for any individual needs. Our liability for damages caused is limited to gross negligence or intentional behavior.
General Rules
Don’t distribute standards online
That includes sending standards via e-mail, saving them on hard drives, putting them in cyberlockers, or any other shared platform, including Intranets, without permission. You are never permitted to post an International Standard for free public access on the Internet. Even “innocently ” or casually posting an International Standard on the Internet can be a punishable violation of copyright law. Always ask if you’re in doubt.
Don’t reproduce or otherwise share standards
That means printing out or photocopying the standard and sharing it with others, scanning a print copy, or using parts of it in other documents or in software without permission.
Don’t translate or modify standards in any way
That includes translating part of the full standard into other languages, editing or otherwise changing parts of the documents, or manipulating the content in any other way without permission.
Don’t sell standards without authorization
Illegal distribution of standards represents a real threat to the ability to protect the content in standards and may also increase the risk of creating counterfeits.
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