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[Gruber@HPP.Stanford.EDU: how to get Hypermail]
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (yandros@MIT.EDU)
Tue Nov 16 01:39:19 1993
From: yandros@MIT.EDU
Date: Tue, 16 Nov 93 01:38:39 EST
To: webmaster@MIT.EDU, www@MIT.EDU
What do people think about this? Hypermail is a tool for producing
hypertext (HTML, of course) from mail files. We'd almost certainly
have to do some work on it to get it to grok MH and BABYl, and I don't
like the restrictions or the implementation language, but I thought
I'd ask what people thought... (mail replies to webmaster or me
personally)
chad
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Dear recipient of this form letter:
Thank you for your interest in the Hypermail tool. You may obtain a
free license to use the program. All you have to do is print out the
attached License Agreement, fill it out, sign it, and return it to
EIT. Upon receipt of the completed agreement, the Software
Manufacturing Division of EIT will assemble a shrinkwrap-free,
environmentally-conscious software product and make it available to
you. Indicate in your response the format and color in which you
would like your copy of Hypermail.
How to return the License Agreement:
by U.S. Mail:
Enterprise Integration Technologies
459 Hamilton Avenue, Palo Alto, CA 94301
Attention: Glenn Kramer
by FAX:
415/617-8019
How to receive your copy of Hypermail:
By FTP:
EIT will tell you an ftp address from which to copy the software.
The ftp directory will include some executable code that should run
on Sun SPARC workstations, as well as the Common Lisp sources. You
must promise not to tell anyone else about this address, because
that would be equivalent to giving them a copy of the software,
which would be in clear violation of the License Agreement.
By Email:
Hypermail is written in Common Lisp. If you want to compile it in
your own Lisp, then all you need is the source file. EIT can email
this to you.
Regards,
Thomas Gruber
Software License Agreement
Enterprise Integration Technologies (EIT) and the undersigned hereby
agree that EIT will provide the undersigned with a nonexclusive,
nontransferable license for the collaboration software called
Hypermail. Hypermail may be freely used by the licensee's organization
only for non-commercial purposes. Hypermail will be provided in the
form of source code.
There will be no charge or licensing fee associated with the
provision of Hypermail to the undersigned. It is understood that the
undersigned will not sell, lease, assign, redistribute or otherwise
make this software available to anyone outside the licensee's
organization, in whole or in part, without written permission from
EIT. Licensee agrees to take reasonable precautions to keep the
source code from being copied (except for backup purposes) or removed
from where it is installed.
The licensee agrees to return to EIT copies of any improvements or
extensions made by the licensee to Hypermail, including but not
limited to alterations to make Hypermail run in other environments and
additions to Hypermail's functionality. EIT will have full rights to
use such improvements.
This license will expire one year after the date that it is signed.
At that time a similar agreement may be undertaken at the discretion
of both parties.
The licensee shall reproduce and apply any copyright or other property
rights notices included on or in the licensed software to any copies
made.
The software provided is licensed "AS IS". EIT provides no warranty
and assumes no liability for any incidental or consequential damages
arising out of this agreement or out of the use of the software
licensed hereunder.
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Organization:
Signature:
Name:
Title:
Date:
