Software, aggiornamenti del Sistema Operativo e applicazioni

Rev2020-02 

Il software dell'emulatore TI-SmartView™

 

• Il software dell'emulatore TI-SmartView™ CE 5.x per la famiglia TI-84 Plus 
• Il software dell'emulatore TI-SmartView™ CE USB 5.x per la famiglia TI-84 Plus 
• Il software dell'emulatore TI-SmartView™ CE-T 5.x
• Il software dell'emulatore TI-SmartView™ CE-T USB 5.x 
• L’émulateur interactif TI-SmartView™ CE 5.x pour la famille TI-83
• L’émulateur interactif TI-SmartView™ CE USB 5.x pour la famille TI-83
• Il software dell'emulatore TI-SmartView™ 1.x per calcolatori MathPrint  
• Il software dell'emulatore TI-SmartView™ 1.x per calcolatori MathPrint

 

APPLICAZIONE: questa licenza si applica ai prodotti software sopra identificati per Windows® e Mac® ottenuti in qualsiasi paese per il quale non sia stabilito alcun gruppo di clausole nella presente.

 

IMPORTANTE - Leggere attentamente il presente Accordo  prima di installare o utilizzare il programma o i programmi software di questa installazione.  Installando o comunque utilizzando il programma o i programmi software, il licenziatario (“Utente”) accetta di essere vincolato dai termini della presente licenza d’uso. Se non si accettano i termini della presente licenza d’uso, si potrà ottenere un rimborso integrale del corrispettivo pagato a fronte della restituzione del pacchetto con tutto il relativo contenuto al rivenditore presso il quale è stato effettuato l’ acquisto.

 

Il programma o i programmi software di questa installazione e qualsiasi documentazione relativa sono concessi in licenza d’uso e non sono oggetto di cessione da parte di Texas Instruments Incorporated (“TI”) e/o di eventuali altri aventi diritto (collettivamente il “Licenziante”).  Le informazioni dettagliate  relative alla licenza concessa sono indicate di seguito.

 

Definizioni:

Computer Autorizzato/i -	Computer di proprietà o comunque nella disponibilità di un Istituto e/o computer di proprietà degli studenti da essi utilizzati  durante il periodo di iscrizione all’Istituto. Ciascuno di questi computer è un Computer Autorizzato.
Programma -	Il programma o i programmi software di questa installazione e la relativa  documentazione.
Istituto -	Istituto scolastico e/o universitario  legalmente riconosciuto dal Ministero dell’Istruzione, dell’Università e della Ricerca.
Periodo di Abbonamento -	Il periodo di tempo specificato nel documento contenente il  codice di attivazione del software incluso nel pacchetto o inviato da TI.
Uso Simultaneo -	Uso simultaneo del Programma da parte di due o più utenti.

 

1. LICENZA DI PROVA

I seguenti diritti sono limitati se il programma è stato scaricato in prova da Internet dal sito Web education.ti.com o su un CD dimostrativo distribuito da TI. Per la durata del periodo di prova, decorrente dalla data di installazione del Programma e perdurante  per il numero di giorni autorizzati nel Programma da parte di TI, il  Licenziante concede all'Utente una licenza personale, non esclusiva e non trasferibile per l'installazione e l'utilizzo del Programma su un singolo computer autorizzato. L'Utente non è autorizzato a effettuare copia del software a scopo di backup o di archivio.  L'Uso Simultaneo è assolutamente proibito.  L'Utente non è autorizzato a copiare alcuna documentazione relativa al software fornita con il CD dimostrativo.  Al termine del periodo di prova l'Utente acconsente sin d’ora a cessare l'utilizzo del Programma, qualora non abbia acquistato una licenza per utilizzare il Programma.

L'Utente si obbliga a non disassemblare o decompilare il software del Programma.  L'Utente non è autorizzato a vendere, affittare, noleggiare o trasferire in alcun modo il Programma o copie dello stesso, integrali o parziali.

Durante il periodo di prova, l'Utente è altresì autorizzato a utilizzare qualsiasi applicazione per calcolatori TI (“Applicazione”), per la quale dispone di valida licenza, unitamente al Programma.  L'Utente è autorizzato a copiare tale Applicazione dal calcolatore al computer su cui è installato il Programma. 

 

I seguenti termini e condizioni di licenza si applicano in base al tipo di licenza acquistata: 

 

      2.  LICENZA MONOUTENTE A TEMPO INDETERMINATO

A decorrere dall’avvenuta ricezione del codice di attivazione del software per questo Programma inviato da TI, il Licenziante concede al l'Utente una licenza personale, non esclusiva e non trasferibile per l'installazione e l'utilizzo del Programma su un singolo computer. L'Uso Simultaneo è assolutamente proibito. L'Utente è autorizzato a effettuare una copia del software a scopo di backup e di archivio. L'Utente si impegna a riprodurre su tale copia tutte le note relative al  copyright e ai diritti di proprietà intellettuale presenti nel software e sui relativi supporti.  Salvo quando espressamente previsto nella documentazione, non è consentito copiare alcuna documentazione.

 

3. LICENZA MONOUTENTE A TEMPO DETERMINATO

A decorrere dall’avvenuta ricezione del codice di attivazione del software per questo Programma inviato da TI, il Licenziante concede all'Utente una licenza personale, non esclusiva e non trasferibile per l'installazione e l'utilizzo del Programma su un singolo computer per la durata del Periodo di Abbonamento. L'Uso Simultaneo è assolutamente proibito. L'Utente è autorizzato a effettuare una copia del software a scopo di backup e di archivio. Salvo quando sia stato acquistato un rinnovo dell'abbonamento, al termine del Periodo di Abbonamento il Programma deve essere disintallato dal/dai computer su cui è stato installato.  In tal caso, l'Utente assicura che la rimozione sarà eseguita e si impegna a certificarlo per iscritto al Licenziante. L'Utente si impegna  a riprodurre sulla eventuale copia del software tutte le note in materia di copyright e di proprietà intellettuale presenti nel software e sui relativi supporti.  Salvo quando espressamente previsto nella documentazione, non è consentito copiare alcuna documentazione.

 

4. LICENZA MULTIUTENTE A TEMPO INDETERMINATO

Per la Licenza multiutente a tempo inderminato, il Licenziante concede all'Utente una licenza a tempo inderminato, non esclusiva e non trasferibile per l'installazione del Programma sul numero di Computer aAutorizzati dalla licenza acquistata.  La Licenza multiutente a tempo inderminato garantisce il diritto di utilizzare il Programma a qualsiasi studente e/o membro dell'Istituto che faccia uso di un Computer Autorizzato su cui sia stato legalmente installato il Programma ai sensi del presente Accordo. 

L'Utente assicura di compiere tutti gli sforzi ragionevoli per rimuovere il Programma dai computer nella disponibilità degli studenti prima del conseguimento del diploma/laurea o del termine dell'iscrizione dello studente all'Istituto, in considerazione di quale dei due eventi si verifichi per primo, e di informare tali studenti della cessazione del proprio diritto di utilizzare il Programma installato ai sensi del presente Accordo. L'Utente è autorizzato a effettuare una copia del software a scopo di backup e di archivio. L'Utente si impegna  a riprodurre su tale copia tutte le note in materia di copyright e di proprietà intellettuale presenti nel software e sui relativi supporti.  Salvo quando espressamente previsto nel presente Accordo o nella documentazione, non è consentito copiare alcuna documentazione.  Ogni Computer Autorizzato su cui il Programma viene installato deve essere assegnato ad un Istituto.  Per alcune regioni potrebbe essere necessario riattivare annualmente il Programma ai sensi della Licenza multiutente a tempo indeterminato.  La riattivazione avverrà prima della scadenza della licenza. Contattare TI all'indirizzo education.ti.com/support per riattivare il Programma.

 

      5. LICENZA MULTIUTENTE A TEMPO DETERMINATO Per la Licenza multiutente a tempo determinato, il Licenziante concede all'Utente una licenza non esclusiva e non trasferibile per l'installazione del Programma sul numero di Computer Autorizzati dalla licenza acquistata.  La Licenza multiutente a tempo determinato garantisce il diritto di utilizzare il Programma a qualsiasi studente o membro dell'Istituto che faccia uso di un Computer Autorizzato su cui sia stato legalmente installato il Programma ai sensi del presente Accordo per la durata del Periodo di Abbonamento. 

L'utente garantisce di compiere tutti gli sforzi ragionevoli per rimuovere il Programma dai computer in possesso dello studente prima del diploma o del termine dell'iscrizione all'istituto scolastico dello studente, in base a quale dei due eventi si verifichi per primo, e per informare detto studente della cessazione del suo diritto di utilizzare il Programma installato conformemente al presente Accordo. L'Utente è autorizzato a effettuare una copia del software a scopo di backup e di archivio. L'Utente si impegna a riprodurre su tale copia tutte le note in materia di copyright e di proprietà intellettuale presenti nel software e sui relativi supporti.  Salvo quando espressamente previsto nel presente Accordo o nella documentazione, non è consentito copiare alcuna documentazione.  Qualora TI fornisse la relativa documentazione in formato elettronico, l'Utente è autorizzato a stampare una copia della documentazione per ogni Computer Autorizzato.  Ogni Computer Autorizzato su cui il Programma viene installato deve essere assegnato ad un Istituto.  Al termine del Periodo di Abbonamento, il Programma sarà disattivato automaticamente.

 

6. LICENZA PER USO SIMULTANEO A TEMPO INDETERMINATO

Il Licenziante concede all'Utente una licenza a tempo indeterminato, non esclusiva e non trasferibile per l'installazione del Programma su tutti i Computer Autorizzati.  La Licenza per l'Uso Simultaneo a tempo indeterminato garantisce il diritto di utilizzare il Programma da parte di qualsiasi studente o membro dell'Istituto che faccia uso di un Computer Autorizzato su cui sia stato legalmente installato il Programma ai sensi del presente Accordo, per il numero massimo di utenti simultanei stabiliti nella licenza acquistata.

L'Utente garantisce di utilizzare e adottare misure appropriate  e riscontrabili per garantire che  il numero di utenti simultanei non superi il numero massimo autorizzato dalla licenza acquistata da TI. L'Utente assicura di compiere tutti gli sforzi ragionevoli per rimuovere il Programma dai computer nella disponibilità degli studenti prima del conseguimento del diploma/laurea o del termine dell'iscrizione dello studente all'Istituto , a seconda di quale dei due eventi si verifichi per primo, e di informare tali studenti della cessazione del proprio diritto di utilizzare il Programma installato ai sensi del presente Accordo. L'Utente è autorizzato a effettuare una copia del software a scopo di backup e di archivio. L'Utente si impegna a riprodurre su tale copia tutte le note in materia di copyright e di proprietà intellettuale presenti nel software e sui relativi supporti.  Salvo quando espressamente previsto nel presente Accordo o nella documentazione, non è consentito copiare alcuna documentazione. Qualora TI fornisse la relativa documentazione in formato elettronico, l'Utente è autorizzato a stampare una copia della documentazione per ogni Computer Autorizzato.  Ogni Computer Autorizzato su cui il Programma viene installato deve essere assegnato ad un Istituto.

 

7. LICENZA PER USO SIMULTANEO A TEMPO DETERMINATO

Il Licenziante concede all'Utente una licenza non esclusiva e non trasferibile per l'installazione del Programma su tutti i Computer Autorizzati.  La Licenza per l'uso simultaneo a tempo determinato garantisce il diritto di utilizzare il Programma da parte di qualsiasi studente e/o membro dell'Istituto che faccia uso di un Computer Autorizzato su cui sia stato legalmente installato il Programma ai sensi del presente Accordo per la durata del Periodo di Abbonamento e per  il numero massimo di utenti simultanei stabiliti nella licenza acquistata.

L'Utente garantisce di utilizzare e adottare misure appropriate e riscontrabili per garantire che  il numero di utenti simultanei non superi il numero massimo autorizzato dalla licenza acquistata da TI. L'utente garantisce di compiere tutti gli sforzi ragionevoli per rimuovere il Programma dai computer in possesso dello studente prima del diploma o del termine dell'iscrizione all'istituto scolastico dello studente, in base a quale dei due eventi si verifichi per primo, e per informare detto studente della cessazione del suo diritto di utilizzare il Programma installato conformemente al presente Accordo. L'Utente è autorizzato a effettuare una copia del software a scopo di backup e di archivio. L'Utente si impegna a riprodurre su tale copia tutte le note in materia di copyright e di proprietà intellettuale presenti nel software e sui relativi supporti. Salvo quando espressamente previsto nel presente Accordo o nella documentazione, non è consentito copiare alcuna documentazione. Qualora TI fornisse la relativa documentazione in formato elettronico, l'Utente è autorizzato a stampare una copia della documentazione per ogni Computer Autorizzato.  Ogni Computer Autorizzato su cui il Programma viene installato deve essere assegnato ad un Istituto. Al termine del Periodo di Abbonamento, il Programma sarà disattivato automaticamente.

 

8. Termini aggiuntivi applicabili a tutte le tipologie di LicenzA:

L'Utente si obbliga  a non disassemblare o decompilare il software del Programma.  In caso di tentativo da parte dell'Utente di disassemblare o decompilare  il software del Programma o di forzare il meccanismo di protezione contenuto nel software del Programma, il Licenziante potrà risolvere il presente Accordo con effetto immediato ai sensi dell’art. 1456 c.c.. L'Utente non è autorizzato a vendere, affittare, noleggiare o trasferire in altro modo il Programma o copie di esso, integrali o parziali.

Qualora TI fornisse la relativa documentazione in formato elettronico, l'Utente è autorizzato a stampare una copia della documentazione per ogni Computer Autorizzato.

TI si riserva il diritto di verificare l'installazione del Programma dell'Utente per controllare la conformità di tale installazione con la licenza concessa. Accettando la presente licenza, l'Utente autorizza TI ad effettuare tale verifica. Qualora la verifica riveli la non conformità dell’installazione del Programma effettuata con la licenza concessa all'Utente, TI potrà, a propria discrezione, (a) risolvere il presente Accordo con effetto immediato ai sensi dell’art. 1456 c.c. oppure (b) fatturare all'Utente l'importo dovuto in considerazione del costo della licenza rapportato all’uso effettivamente compiuto del Programma da parte dell’Utente. Nel caso in cui TI scegliesse di fatturare all'Utente l’importo sub b), l'Utente accetta di pagare a TI l'importo fatturato entro trenta (30) giorni dal ricevimento della relativa fattura.  

Inoltre, qualora soddisfi le condizioni della licenza, l'Utente è autorizzato a utilizzare qualsiasi Applicazione per la quale dispone di valida licenza, unitamente al Programma.  L'Utente è autorizzato a copiare tale Applicazione dalla calcolatore al computer su cui è installato il Programma.

 

9. ESONERO E LIMITAZIONI DI RESPONSABILITÀ E DI RISARCIMENTO DEI DANNI

Garanzia:  Nei limiti consentiti dalla normativa applicabile, TI non garantisce che il Programma concesso in licenza sia privo di errori né che soddisfi requisiti specifici. Qualsiasi dichiarazione relativa alla funzionalità del Programma non deve essere interpretata come garanzia, espressa o implicita.

IL LICENZIANTE NON FORNISCE ALCUNA CONDIZIONE O GARANZIA, ESPLICITA O IMPLICITA, INCLUSE – A TITOLO MERAMENTE ESEMPLIFICATIVO – LE CONDIZIONI O GARANZIE IMPLICITE DI COMMERCIABILITÀ E IDONEITÀ PER UNO SCOPO SPECIFICO, O DI NON VIOLAZIONE DEI DIRITTI ALTRUI RELATIVAMENTE AL PROGRAMMA. NE CONSEGUE CHE TALE PROGRAMMA È RESO DISPONIBILE NELLO STATO DI FATTO E DI DIRITTO IN CUI ESSO SI TROVA.

Sebbene non venga fornita alcuna garanzia per il Programma, se il Programma è stato reso disponibile su un CD, i supporti saranno sostituiti qualora risultino difettosi durante i primi novanta (90) giorni di utilizzo e solo dopo che il pacchetto sia stata restituita a TI con spese di spedizione prepagate. QUESTA SEZIONE STABILISCE, NEI LIMITI CONSENTITI DALLA NORMATIVA APPLICABILE, LA MASSIMA RESPONSABILITÀ DEL LICENZIANTE E I SOLI ED ESCLUSIVI RIMEDI DELL'UTENTE ED E’ ESCLUSA QUALSIASI ALTRA RESPONSABILITÀ DEL LICENZIATARIO PER IL SUPPORTO CHE RISULTASSE DIFETTOSO. 

L'Utente dovrà mostrare una prova di acquisto.

IN DEROGA A QUANTO PREVISTO DALLA NORMATIVA APPLICABILE, FATTO SALVO QUANTO DA ESSA INDEROGABILMENTE PREVISTO, IL LICENZIANTE NON RISPONDE DI EVENTUALI DANNI CAUSATI DALL'UTILIZZO DEL PROGRAMMA O SUBITI DALL'UTENTE E/O DA TERZI, INCLUSI, A TITOLO MERAMENTE ESEMPLIFICATIVO, DANNI DIRETTI, INDIRETTI, INCIDENTALI O CONSEQUENZIALI, ANCHE QUALORA IL LICENZIANTE FOSSE STATO AVVISATO DELLA POSSIBILITÀ DI TALI DANNI.

IL LIMITE MASSIMO DI RESPONSABILITÀ A CARICO DEL LICENZIANTE PER LA TOTALITA’ DEL DANNO AI SENSI DELLA PRESENTE LICENZA È LIMITATA A UN IMPORTO IN EURO PARI A 500 (CINQUECENTO) DOLLARI.  

 

10. CONDIZIONI GENERALI

(1) TI può risolvere il presente Accordo con effetto immediato ai sensi dell'articolo 1456 del codice civile qualora l'Utente violi le clausole: (i) art. 1 - "Licenza di Prova", (ii) art. 2 – ”Licenza monoutente a tempo indeterminato”, (iii) art. 3. ”Licenza monoutente a tempo determinato”, (iv) art. 4 - ”Licenza multiutente a tempo indeterminato”; (v) art. 5 – ”Licenza multiutente a tempo determinato”; (vi) art. 6 – ”Licenza per uso simultaneo a tempo indeterminato”, (vii) art. 7 – ”Licenza per uso simultaneo a tempo determinato”, (viii) art. 8 - Termini aggiuntivi applicabili a tutte le tipologie di licenza; (ix) art. 10paragrafo (2) delle presenti Condizioni Generali. A seguito della cessazione del presente Accordo, l'Utente si impegna a restituire o distruggere la confezione originale e tutte le copie parziali o complete del Programma in suo possesso, informando TI di tale attività per iscritto.

(2) Il Licenziatario prende atto che  l'esportazione e la riesportazione del Programma sono soggette alle norme sul controllo delle esportazioni del Paese in cui l'Utente ha acquistato la licenza sul Programma e alla legge degli Stati Uniti d’America (in particolare l’United States Export Administration Act del 1969 e successive modifiche). L'Utente è responsabile della conformità con tali disposizioni. L'Utente si impegna a non esportare, riesportare o trasferire, direttamente o indirettamente, il Programma o i relativi dati tecnici in un Paese rispetto al quale l'esportazione, la riesportazione o il trasferimento è vietato dalle norme del Paese in cui l'Utente ha acquistato il Programma o degli Stati Uniti d'America senza il necessario consenso scritto oautorizzazione, qualora richiesto dalle autorità competenti del Paese in cui l'Utente ha acquistato una licenza per il Programma e/o dal Bureau of Industry and Security del Department of Commerce degli Stati Uniti d'America.

(3) Il presente Accordo è regolato dalla la legge italiana. E’ integralmente esclusa l’applicabilità della Convenzione delle Nazioni Unite sulla Vendita Internazionale di Beni al presente Contratto.

(4) Qualora una previsione, o parte della stessa, del presente Accordo non fosse valida o divenisse invalida, le rimanenti prescrizioni, o parti delle stesse, rimarranno in vigore.

(5) Il presente Accordo rappresenta l'intero accordo tra l'Utente e TI. Qualsiasi aggiunta  o modifica del presente Accordo deve avvenire in forma scritta e deve essere sottoscritta da un rappresentante autorizzato di TI. Tale previsione vale anche con riferimento ad un’eventuale rinuncia al requisito della forma scritta.

(6) Il Produttore è la Texas Instruments Incorporated, 12500 TI Blvd., Dallas, Texas 75243, U.S.A.

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"This product includes cryptographic software written by Eric Young (eay@cryptsoft.com)" The word 'cryptographic' can be left out if the rouines from the library being used are not cryptographic related.

4.  If you include any Windows specific code (or a derivative thereof) from the apps directory (application code) you must include an acknowledgement:

   "This product includes software written by Tim Hudson (tjh@cryptsoft.com)"

THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY ERIC YOUNG ``AS IS'' AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE  IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE  ARE DISCLAIMED.  IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHOR OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE  FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL  DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS  * OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION)  * HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT  LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.

The licence and distribution terms for any publically available version or derivative of this code cannot be changed, i.e., this code cannot simply be copied and put under another distribution licence [including the GNU Public License].

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