Last updated: February 19, 2007
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Here are the terms under which this course material is provided to you. By using this material you agree to all the terms below. Don't worry, they're common sense anyway.
1. Use of the Material
The course material is licensed, not sold, to you for your personal reference only. You may not use the material as an outline, guide or template to create your own courses. You may not make copies of this in any form or store it electronically.
You may not block, obscure or replace the advertising content.
2. Support
The course material is provided without support of any kind as the advertising revenue is insufficient to offer support.
3. Copyright
This documentation is owned, copyrighted, and remains the property of Surreal-Time Ltd. You may not alter or remove the copyright notice on the material.
4. Warranty Disclaimer
The course and documentation is provided to you on the understanding that Surreal-Time Ltd. is not liable for damages, lost profits or opportunities of any kind, as a result of your incorporation of any course material (ideas, suggestions, definitions, pros & cons, etc.) into your products or services. The course material is there to provide you just some of the knowledge to make the right decisions for your designs, not to tell you what those decisions should be.
While every effort has been made to minimize errors, it is possible for some errors to remain. We would sincerely appreciate being informed of any errors, even as small as a typo, so that we can make the appropriate correction. In cases where there is a disagreement on what constitutes an error, Surreal-Time Ltd.’s decision will be final. In any case, Surreal-Time Ltd. is not liable for any errors in this content.
5. Course Recording
The course materials may not be recorded by any means devised by earthlings, aliens, gods or mythical beings. This includes all wavelengths, particularly X-ray (even though I've had all the children I intend to), wax impressions and olfactory nerve stimulation. No, you can't make video or audio recordings, take screen captures, or create a “web archive” either.
