Software Rights Quiz
07/11/96
Carefully choose the "most correct" answer, if there appears to be more than one !
* In regards to Purchased "Copyrighted" Software
- It is permitted to make as many copies as needed, for the machines in one room, provided that proper ownership exists for the unit copy.
- It is only permitted to make additional copies for the other machines in the area or facility if a "block" purchase has been made for the number of machines involved.
- It is not necessary to purchase "block" units of the software, if the respective machines are on the Network.
- Unless the "Copyrighted" Software is "Registered", it is permitted to make duplicate copies for other machines in the same area or facility from a single unit purchase.
* Shareware
- May not be used for commercial purposes without the agreement of the author, and required payment to the author of that software.
- May not be used, except on a trial basis, even for personal use, without payment to the author.
- Can be altered for more appropriate applications, as necessary for personal or commercial uses, and that permission by the author is not required.
- Is the same as "Freeware" Software
- Both choices 1 & 2 are correct
* Freeware
- May not be used for commercial purposes without the agreement of the author, and required payment to the author of that software.
- May not be used, except on a trial basis, even for personal use, without payment to the author.
- Can be altered for more appropriate applications, as necessary for personal or commercial uses, and that permission by the author is not required, since is "Freeware
- Both choices 1 & 2 are correct.
* Copyrighted Software
- Is not protected unless it is "Registered"
- Does not apply to "Shareware" Software
- Is protected by law from piracy and misuse
- Can be liberally copied for use in commercial institutions, as long as it is not "Registered"