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Project Line Counter Add-In v2.10 for VS.NET and VC6

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<h1>License Agreement</h1>

<p>You should carefully read the following terms and conditions before using
Line Counter. If you do not accept these terms you must cease using this
software immediately.
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<h2>Copyright</h2>

<p>The Project Line Counter Add-In (the
&quot;Software&quot;) is copyright � 1999-2000 by Oz Solomonovich.</p>

<h2>Payment</h2>

<p>The Software and it's source code are provided free of charge (freeware). </p>

<h2>Distribution</h2>

<p>You are hereby licensed (and encouraged) to make copies of the Software; 
give exact copies of the original to anyone; 
and distribute the Software in it's unmodified form via electronic
means. You are specifically prohibited from charging for any such
copies.
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<h2>Restrictions</h2>

<p>You are allowed to use the <b>source code</b> of this product 
for any <em>non commercial</em> use, as long as it is not altered in 
any way, and due credit is given.<br>
The terms for using the source code are specified in the beginning 
of each source file, and should not be removed.
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<h2><a name="Disclaimer"></a>Disclaimer of Warranty</h2>

<p>THE SOFTWARE AND ITS ACCOMPANYING FILES ARE PROVIDED &quot;AS IS&quot; AND WITHOUT WARRANTIES AS TO PERFORMANCE
OF MERCHANTABILITY OR ANY OTHER WARRANTIES WHETHER
EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED. 
NO WARRANTY OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE IS OFFERED.
THE AUTHOR SHALL NOT BE HELD LIABLE FOR ANY DAMAGE CAUSED.
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You may know Oz from his WndTabs days. Oz has long since left client side development to work on web technologies and to consult in the R&D management field.

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