Designated Workstation definition

Designated Workstation means an assigned area within the stationary source where a specified operation is conducted.
Designated Workstation means the computer processing system(s) accessing the Software through the License Key You obtain from ARA. Each Designated Workstation must have its own License Key.
Designated Workstation means the computer, identified by its IP address, at which the PM Software is installed or any additional computer on which e-MD has installed and licensed PM Software;

Examples of Designated Workstation in a sentence

  • In the event that You upgrade your Designated Workstation, You may contact ARA, in writing, and request a new License Key.

  • For each License You obtain, one copy of the Software, and one License Key, will be provided for one Designated Workstation.

  • Provided you have paid the required Initial License Fee, and/or Annual License Fee and Annual Support Fee, ARA hereby grants to You, a personal, worldwide, non-assignable, non-transferable, non-exclusive, limited use license (“License”), for the Term set forth below, to: (i) install the Software identified on the Software Order Form on each corresponding Designated Workstation authorized by ARA; and (ii) use and execute the Software for Your internal business purposes on each such Designated Workstation.

  • A License Key is unique to Your Designated Workstation and protects the Software from unauthorized or unlicensed use.

  • Upon satisfactory proof to ARA that You have destroyed all copies of Software on Your prior Designated Workstation, ARA will issue You a new License Key for Your new Designated Workstation.

  • Upon satisfactory proof to ARA that You have destroyed all copies of Software on Your prior Designated Workstation, XXX will issue You a new License Key for Your new Designated Workstation.

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