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Us
 As
the name implies, FreeCSS is made available to you at no cost for your personal, non-commercial
use and
for educational or evaluation purposes.
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the Catch? |
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Absolutely no catch. More than 25,000 users worldwide already take
advantage of the commercial version of CSS. But we want to
spread this excellent product even further. Hopefully this will inspire you to use CSS at your work or
in your own business. To do this, you will then need to purchase a
license from Unitec. Software companies considering to integrate CSS
into their products, please contact Unitec
sales.
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Overview |
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FreeCSS has the full power of the commercial version and has no
functional restrictions. The number of users and the number
of printers are both limited to 2. The number of queued reports is
limited to 30. The FreeCSS limitations should normally not
impose any restrictions for personal, non-commercial use.
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| FAQs |
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OK it's free, but how do you pay your bills? |
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Glad you asked! Even though developing high
standard products is our passion, we need to generate an income
out of our work. We want you to use our product and to explore
its power. Once you are convinced about the flexibility and
functionality of CSS, you may consider to use it commercially and
hopefully become a Unitec customer. |
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Can I also use WinCss? |
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Yes you can. The free license lets you
use any combination of ASCII and WinCss interface
programs, limited to 2. |
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| Q: |
Why are there built-in limitations? |
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While we belief in the honesty of human race,
unfortunately experience draws another picture. We just don't
want you to use FreeCSS for commercial use, period. So
please remember that cheating is not only unfair, but it is
fraud and a criminal act that will be prosecuted to the maximum
extent. |
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I got the message. Where can I get the software? |
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You can navigate to the CSS download area
to get the software for your Unix version (release 4.0 or later
is required). Not all builds for the supported Unix derivates
are release at the same time. If the build you are looking for
is not there yet, don't panic. Check back later. Unitec does not
guarantee the availability of CSS on all existing
platforms and has no obligation to initiate porting activities
due to FreeCSS user requests. If you plan to use WinCss
you should download it too.
To get your FreeCSS license, please follow the link at
the bottom of the CSS download page. |
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Where's the manual? |
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In the download section of the navigator on the
left side of this page you can locate the manual area
for CSS. You can choose between different formats. If you
work on a Windows workstation, the MS HTML Help format is your
best option. Unix users need the generic HTML format. The WinCss
Help file is included in the setup package. You may also want to
download the CSS Jump-Start document for further
reference.
CSS configuration requires some Unix knowledge, technical
skills and thorough study of the related sections in the manual.
If you feel uncomfortable, please get help from an experienced friend. |
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Can I get Unitec support? |
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Yes, you will find answers to the most common
questions in the FAQ section on this Web site. We are however not able to provide
individual support for FreeCSS. Feel free to contribute
questions for the FAQ support page. The infrastructure for paid
support is under construction. |
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What about FreeUCM? |
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We have plans to make FreeUCM available
starting with the next release, hang on. |
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| Feedback,
Comments, Cheering |
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Yes, we love it. Send your comments to freecss-feedback@unitec.ch
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| Let me in! |
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CSS manual download page
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