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#838116 ·published 2007-12-30 03:27 UTC
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Copyright (c) 2007, Rafał Maj
All rights reserved.

TITLE: LC FreeNum2Text
AUTHOR: Rafał Maj  (LimCore)
URL: http://www.limcore.com/
PROJECT URL: http://www.limcore.com/proj/freenum2text/
VERSION: 1.2
SVN: none yet

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License: Open: give credit license, version 1
http://www.limcore.com/gcl/ - be credited by other developers

This software is given as a gift to people that give credit to the author.

This software is provided "AS IS" (AND ANY WARRANTIES, INCLUDING,
BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS 
FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE ALL DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL COPYRIGHT 
HOLDER BE LIABLE FOR ANY KIND OF OF ANY DAMAGES TO USERS OF THIS SOFTWARE 
NOR FOR ANYONE ELSE) 

as a gift (permission to REDISTRIBUTE, SELL, COMMERCIAL USE, RE-LICENSE)
to anyone that follows rules 1, 2 and 3:

  1) GIVE A CREDIT TO THE COPYRIGHT HOLDER
    on web pages committed to the Derived Work (if any),
    and in source code and help/manual/readme of Derived Work (if any),
    and in the Derived Work software (if any)
  by displaying a visible for all users information:
    "Uses TITLE software by AUTHOR URL on Open GCL license"
  where TITLE and AUTHOR are replaced by software title and author name,
  and URL is replaced by a hyper-link to author website given above
  (or URL of, if hyper-link is not possible in given form). 

  2) Retains this license and copyright info, including all credits below and 
  URLs to project page, in all distributions of software and in derived work.

  3) Re-licensing is permitted, as long as the new license guarantees
  that copyright holders of re-licensed work (which is based on this work) 
  will also give credit to author of THIS WORK in same way as in point 1,
  and that the re-licensed work obey this license.

In addition, ANYONE CAN SIMPLY USE THIS SOFTWARE without any restrictions,
but then he can not redistribute neither this software or derived work.

In addition, anyone can re-license this code to either LGPL or BSD license,
(by releasing a fork, with a "-BSD" or "-LGPL" appended to name accordingly)
as long as there is a credit to the author (as in rule 1) on homepage 
of the re-licensed project.