SOFTWARE AND PROGRAMMING AIDS Sample Clauses

The SOFTWARE AND PROGRAMMING AIDS clause defines the terms under which software and related programming tools are provided, used, or licensed within an agreement. It typically outlines the scope of permitted use, any restrictions on copying or modification, and the responsibilities of each party regarding maintenance or updates. This clause ensures that both parties understand their rights and obligations concerning software assets, helping to prevent unauthorized use and clarify ownership or licensing issues.
SOFTWARE AND PROGRAMMING AIDS. On the delivery date, VISUAL shall furnish to AT&T, at no additional charge or fee, the following basic items: 1. Object program (the fully compiled or assembled series of instructions, written in machine language, ready to be loaded into the computer, that guides the operation of the computer) stored in a Medium compatible with the Equipment described in the Order; 2. Program implementation and user instructions and required procedures; 3. The Software Specifications, as well as the required machine configuration; 4. Sample data output, such as printouts or typical screen displays, and any other programs, routines, subroutines, utility or service programs, flow charts, logic diagrams and listings, descriptive Specifications and acceptance Specifications or related material VISUAL may have which is necessary or useful for the full implementation and Use of the Software and which VISUAL normally furnishes to users of the Software . SOURCE PROGRAMS AND TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION VISUAL shall, at AT&T's request, enter into an Escrow Agreement substantially the same in form and substance to the form attached to this Agreement to safeguard VISUAL's Software Specifications and source program at any time during the duration of this Agreement. Both parties shall negotiate in good faith such Escrow Agreement.
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SOFTWARE AND PROGRAMMING AIDS. On the delivery date, Supplier shall furnish to Company, at no additional charge or fee, at least the following basic items: (A) Object program (the fully compiled or assembled series of instructions, written in machine language, ready to be loaded into the computer, that guides the operation of the computer) stored in a Medium compatible with the Product described in the Order, Supplemental Agreement or TCL; (B) Program implementation and user instructions and required procedures; (C) The Supplier's Specifications associated with Software, as well as the required machine configuration; (D) Sample data output, such as printouts or typical screen displays, and any other programs, routines, subroutines, utility or service programs, flow charts, logic diagrams and listings, descriptive Supplier Specifications and acceptance Supplier Specifications or related material Supplier may have which is necessary or useful for the full implementation and Use of the Software and which Supplier normally furnishes to users of the Software without additional charge or fee.
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SOFTWARE AND PROGRAMMING AIDS. On the delivery date, Sycamore shall furnish to Sprint, at no additional charge or fee, at least the following basic items: a) Object program (the fully compiled or assembled series of instructions, written in machine language, ready to be loaded into the computer that guides the operation of the computer) stored in a Medium compatible with the Equipment/Hardware described in the Order; b) Program implementation and user instructions and required procedures; c) The Software Specifications, if any, as well as the required machine configuration; d) Any related material Sycamore may have which is necessary or useful for the full implementation and Use of the Software and which Sycamore normally furnishes to users of the Software without additional charge or fee. e) Five (5) copies of the Software CD’s provided at no additional charge to Sprint solely for testbed purposes. “Testbed purposes” shall mean EIE. Sprint agrees that this copy shall not be used for production purposes.
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SOFTWARE AND PROGRAMMING AIDS. On the delivery date, Supplier shall furnish to Company, at no additional charge or fee, at least the following basic items: 1. Object program (the fully compiled or assembled series of instructions, written in machine language, ready to be loaded into the computer, that guides the operation of the computer) stored in a Medium compatible with the equipment described in the Order; 2. Program implementation and user instructions and required procedures; 3. The Software Specifications, as well as the required machine configuration; 4. Sample data output, such as printouts or typical screen displays, and any other programs, routines, subroutines, utility or service programs, flow charts, logic diagrams and listings, descriptive Specifications and acceptance Specifications or related material Supplier may have which is necessary or useful for the full implementation and Use of the Software and which Supplier normally furnishes to users of the Software without additional charge or fee. 5. Source program (the computer program expressed in a source language) only if licensed by Supplier as part of the Software ordered hereunder or provided for under this Agreement.
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SOFTWARE AND PROGRAMMING AIDS. On the delivery date, Supplier shall furnish to Company, at no additional charge or fee, at least the following basic items:
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