Host Software definition

Host Software means the portions of the Software (if included) that operate on a Network Host which is incorporated into a Communications Network.

Host Software means the software, including any updates, improvements, enhancements, and modifications to such software, (i) made available by TWTI hereunder during the Term at the web address specified by TWT for "Host Software" or (ii) made by ACLA in accordance with Section 4.3; all of the foregoing to the extent all of the following is true: (A) it is directed at designing Invader Probes and Primary Probes for use in an Invader Reaction to detect and/or quantify deoxyribonucleic acid or ribonucleic acid; (B) it is designed to be hosted on servers for access over the Internet in the manner contemplated in this Agreement; and (C) it is reasonably necessary in order for ACLA to exercise its licenses in accordance with the License Agreement. For clarity, the Host Software shall not include any functionality or features to the extent not reasonably necessary for ACLA to exercise its rights under the License Agreement.

Host Software means the software that is to be licensed to Orbittravel and Bonveno from Web Traveller Systems and provides access to Global Distribution Systems and airline reservation systems, and is external to the Application Software or such other software as the parties may agree from time to time;

Examples of Host Software in a sentence

• The Host Software must be able to transfer files between the Utility Billing/CIS System and the data collection devices.

• DisplayLink’s Graphics Host Software allows full configuration of all additional USB displays, including: • Support for up to 6 additional USB Displays• Resolutions up to 2560 x 1600 (Product dependant)• Rotation• Layout of displaysDisplayLink software also provides drivers for Audio and Ethernet built into the DL-3000 family Note: Menu items and screen selections are shown in italics.

• If the Network Server on which the Host Software is installed fails, You may install and use the Host Software on a temporary basis on a single standby Network Server that is employed only for fail-over support.

• The Host Software Establishment of a Connection The simplest connection we can imagine is where the local HOST acts as if it is a TTY and has dialed up the remote HOST.

• The End User Agreement may be (a) a written agreement signed by the End User, or (b) a written agreement in the package containing the Revised Object, Font Programs and Host Software, or the user documentation for the Revised Object, Font Programs and Host Software, that is fully visible to the End User and that the End User accepts by opening the package.

More Definitions of Host Software

Host Software means the portions of the Licensed Works which operate on a computer system and which provide resources to a Communications Network.

Host Software is defined as the software application being used by the customer to perform membership verification and other functions; contains the membership database or access to the membership database.

Host Software means any Adobe-supplied software identified as Host Software in an appendix hereto, including any enhancements, modifications and localizations (i.e., a version of the Host Software for which the dialog text strings and help files contained therein have been translated into a language other than English) thereof, provided by Adobe to PSIP, that typically runs on a host computer system independently of the Adobe Software, but is used as part of or in conjunction with a Licensed System.

Host Software means the software utilized by each of the HM5000 Customers at such customer’s premises in conjunction with the Mobile Units to receive the Network Service.

Host Software. Immersion must provide drivers that allow force feedback interaction from DOS Box, Windows 95, and Windows 97. (Logitech will provide an LES control panel).

Host Software means any Adobe-supplied software identified as Host Software in an appendix hereto, materials release form or Exhibit E ("Host Software") attached hereto (or by other means when delivery is made to Peerless via the World Wide Web), including any enhancements, modifications and localizations (i.e., a version of the Host Software for which the dialog text strings and help files contained therein have been translated into a language other than English) thereof, provided by Adobe to Peerless, that typically runs on a host computer system independently of the Adobe Software, but is used as part of or in conjunction with a Licensed System.

Host Software means the object code version of the software located on Company's computer hardware that delivers content to Subscribers as such software shall be modified for WebMD pursuant to Section 2(a) hereof.