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I have 5 publications - would we need 5 licenses as with the Enterprise model?
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Posted: 05 Feb, 2009
by: McNulty S.
Updated: 16 Feb, 2010
by: Admin A.
No, The software is sold per company license. So as long as your company owns the publications there is no limitation on the number of publications you can create. The enterprise license provides 5 installation keys. This relates to the number of computers you can install the software on.

Note that with each order you will receive 1 flash magazine template. Each template will have your logos embedded into the template. The software will also be configured to only play at your company's website. This protects the flash magazine and your content from been extracted without premission.

If you require more that one template, please contact our team at support@3dissue.com

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