X768 company of heroes 2 image license#
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Electronic Items for Resale – Unlimited Run

up to 10,000 posters, calendars, mugs, or mousepads,.

up to 100,000 cards, stationery items, stickers, or paper products,.

You may purchase Extended Licenses allowing uses of the Content in items for resale, license, or other distribution, including: There will be no lawyer, it is my lap.Īn issue which causes me to stumble is when iStock refers to resell of PRODUCTS, it is used in the context of posters, cards, etc., all tangible goods, with omission of mention of courses, webpages, e.g digital products. I think I am going to dress myself in a suit (darn.I hate dressing up).haha.and take a million pics of me on a white background so I don't have to worry about this again! ugh!

X768 company of heroes 2 image free#

I told them that if this is the case, I will need to find a different site because this is not a true Royalty Free image as they claim. So they are basically saying I have to pay for the image every time I want to create a new course.

X768 company of heroes 2 image license#

But in case the learning material is the same and you only use it twice (for two groups of students) one license is enough.' 'in case this courses are different (with different texts and tasks) you are to purchase image two times. So If I make more than one ecourse (online e learning that is built in Adobe Captivate), I cannot use the same image in both without purchasing it twice? Well, I contacted their people and I am NOT HAPPY!!! I wanted to make sure that I had the right (or wrong) idea. any other uses approved in writing by Depositphotos.on–line or electronic publications, including web pages (but only when the pixel density for such File is limited to 1024 x 768) and.print media applications, such as books and book covers, magazines, newspapers, editorials, newsletters, and video, broadcast and theatrical displays.prints, posters and other reproductions for personal use, advertising and promotional applications, including printed materials, product packaging, presentations, film and video presentations, commercials, catalogues, brochures, promotional greeting cards and promotional postcards (providing they are not for resale, license or other distribution).Subject to the limitations and restrictions set forth herein, a Standard license gives User the right to use a File or to create and use a Permitted Derivative Work, all for a single application only, and only for the following purposes: Here is the license that is bugging me from the site I had a one week subscription to (the bold is the piece that is driving me bonkers), the rest is standard compared to the other contracts I have read: Sorry if this is a newbie question, but I am a rule follower (been in HR for 15 years), so I want to make sure I don't 'break the rules' so to speak. How do you bundle your 'design' to a client with images? Do you add the cost of the images into the cost of the course if you have to buy special licensing for that image? Secondly, If I decide to branch out on my own one day and design ecourses for companies.how then do I use those images since I am now 'selling' the design which would include images I purchased from a stock site. So, If I am a developer for a company (which I am).and I buy a subscription for images somewhere from a 'royalty free' site (like shutterstock or istockphoto or somewhere similiar), can I reuse the image I bought through the subscription in more than one project or do I have to buy it again if I reuse the image in more than one course? I have read on most of their contracts that it cannot be housed on a server.no problem, they are in My Pictures on my computer, but the rest I am not sure of. This may be a silly question, but I am a little overwhelmed at what I think is contradictory information out on the net (gee.not surprising).