ABSTRACT
The buyer (user) must read all of the fine print contained
in the software package. This provides the acceptable
guidelines for copying the software, copying the documen-
tation, exporting the software, and the agreement as viewed
by the vendor. When purchasing software, an agreement
exists between the purchaser and the software vendor. That
agreement essentially states that the vendor is responsible
for the performance of the software as they designed it.
Users frequently do not realize that the breaking of the seal
on the package often constitutes their acceptance of the
software and all the agreements that act demands.
