New Subscription License
Since our software company began in 1997, PEERNET has been using the same traditional software licensing system for TIFF Image Printer, based on the old world of software distribution. With TIFF Image Printer 12, PEERNET is entering the new world of software sales and will now be offering the software as a service system (Saas).
Much like your music or televisions streaming service subscription, a subscription license of TIFF Image Printer gives your complete access to all features of the software for the period that your subscription is active.
With a subscription license, users can:
•activate and use TIFF Image Printer up to the limit of number of licenses purchased
•move the software to a new computer or re-load the software after a computer crash or operating system upgrade, either through your PEERNET online account or by contacting PEERNET
•access all updates and upgrades released for TIFF Image Printer free of charge
•rely on priority technical support from the PEERNET team
Existing TIFF Image Printer users
Existing TIFF Image Printer users with an active On-Going Licensing and Support subscription will have access to their upgrade to TIFF Image Printer 12 free of charge, and will automatically be switched to a subscription license. As part of this transition, PEERNET will carry over your current On-Going Licensing and Support subscription annual renewal rate to your new TIFF Image Printer 12 license.
Not interested in a subscription license? Prefer traditional software licensing?
For those user who prefer traditional software licensing, PEERNET will still be selling a one-time license of TIFF Image Printer 12 which is designed to run like a classic software license. A one-time license gives users access to a perpetual activation of TIFF Image Printer 12 up to the limit of number of licenses purchased. This is a classic software license meaning that you can go on using any license you purchase for as long as you like, but once a license is consumed it can never be moved/transferred to a new computer or re-used after an operating system upgrade, computer crash or reformatting (any action that would change the computer identity).
