2.1. If you install or use the software, you are indicating your agreement to the terms in this license.

2.2. If you do not agree to these terms, you may not install or use the software.

3.1. You have no rights but the ones set out in black & white in this agreement.

3.2. Before installing or using the software, you must pay the its price advertised when you obtained it, unless Auscomp™ has agreed to a different price. If you fail to do so, the price carries interest at 20% per annum with monthly rests from the date of first installation until payment in full.

3.3. Before using the software, you must register it if the installation routine requires that you do so, providing true information.

3.4. You may install and use one copy of the software on a single computer.

3.5. You may make one back up copy .

3.6. You may only install the software on a computer that is part of a network if you have a licensed copy of the software for each computer on the network that can access the software.

3.7. You may transfer the software to another computer if you first delete it entirely from the first computer.

3.8. If the law that governs this agreement gives you additional rights to use the software that cannot be excluded, you have those rights.

You may not:

4.1. copy the software except as allowed by clause 3.5;

4.2. purport to give anyone else any rights in the software;

4.3. do anything that might reveal the source code of the software;

4.4. change the software;

4.5. retain or continue to use an older version of the software after you have installed a newer version;

4.6. allow anyone else to have your licensed copy of the software;

4.7. do anything else not allowed in black & white by this agreement.

If you breach this license, Auscomp™ may:

5.1. terminate this agreement; and/or

5.2. exercise any other right it has under law.

If this agreement is terminated, you must:

6.1. stop using the software;

6.2. completely uninstall it;

6.3. destroy any copies you have; and

6.4. if Auscomp™ requires it, prove that you have done all those things.

Auscomp Pty Ltd is the sole owner of:

7.1. all title to and copyright in the software;

7.2. all copies of the software;

7.3. the trade mark names and logos Auscomp™ and Auscomp™ Fort Knox.

Auscomp Worldwide Pty Ltd is exclusively licensed:

7.4. to grant this license to you;

7.5. to use the trade mark names and logos Auscomp™ and Auscomp™ Fort Knox.

8.1. Auscomp™ supplies the software as-is without any express warranties, and excludes any implied warranties that can be excluded under law.

8.2. You accept that the software may or may not work as you intend or suit your purposes, even if Auscomp™ was aware of them.

8.3. You choose and use the software based entirely on your own judgment and at your own risk.

9.1. Auscomp™ is not liable to you for any loss, damages or compensation, whether primary or direct, secondary, indirect, incidental consequential or special, pecuniary or non-pecuniary, foreseeable or unforeseeable, contractual, tortuous or under statute arising in any way out of your installation or use of the software, even if Auscomp™ knew that loss or damages were possible.

9.2. If the law that governs this agreement limits the operation of clause 9.1, then Auscomp's™ liability for anything described in that clause can never exceed the reasonable costs of Auscomp™ resupplying the software to you, or the price you paid for the software, whichever is higher.

10.1. Auscomp™ may modify this agreement on notice to you in accordance with clause 12.

10.2. Otherwise, this agreement is not modified or waived by any action of either party.

11.1. This agreement is governed by the laws of Victoria, Australia.

11.2. Any legal action relating to this agreement or the software must be taken in the courts of Victoria, Australia.

12.1. If you have registered the software with Auscomp™ and supplied an email address, Auscomp™ is deemed to have given you a notice when an email addressed to that address leaves Auscomp's™ mail server.

12.2. Alternatively, Auscomp™ is deemed to have given you a notice when the notice has been published on its web site.