Cauldron 2 License Page

To obtain a working copy of Cauldron 2 visit the download page. This will enable you to obtain a complete working copy of the program, restricted in the number of data that it can hold, and with appropriate 'unlicensed' messages. To remove these messages and restrictions you must obtain a licence file by sending a cheque for $125 US (single user license). Include information stating your e-mail and street address and a 'user name' that succinctly and accurately describes the user to be licensed. Send it to:

Resource Dynamics
Box 1, Site 7 RR#1
Red Deer
Alberta
T4N 5E1
Canada

On recept of a cheque you will be e-mailed a license file which you should placed in the same directory as the Cauldron Program file. This 'single user license' entitles you to have at any time one computer at a place of work with the license and one (second) computer at the main users residence. The second computer may be a portable device provided that the two computers are mainly used by the same person. Distribution of the license file over a network so that it can be accessed by more than one computer is not permitted.

If You Have a license for Cauldron 1

If you have a full license for Cauldron 1 then a license file for Cauldron 2 is available for $45 US.

If you require a multiuser license

Calculate the cost as follows:

Determine the number of machines which you will be putting the program on.
Raise this number to the power 0.75.
Multiply this by the single user cost 125.
Round Down to the nearest dollar US

EGs

For 2 users. 2^0.75 = 1.6879... multiply by 125 ->210.2241... round down = US$ 210
For 10 Users 10^0.75 =5.623... multiply by 125 -> 702.9266... round down = US$ 702
For 100 Users 100^ 0.75 = 31.622... multiply by 125 = 3,9528.84 round down = US$ 3952

If These Prices are Too High For Your Institution

Please email an explain your situation nstuart@agt.net

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