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<h1>The TeX Catalogue License Definitions: OTHER-FREE</h1>

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  other-free: free license not otherwise listed, or more than one
  free license applies
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<p>This license statement is used in two distinct circumstances.
Either the 
software is covered by a license that does not fit into
any of the &ldquo;formally&rdquo; specified categories, but the
catalogue team judges it
usable by most users.  Otherwise, the software consists of distinct
parts to which different (free) licenses apply.

<P>While use is <em>probably</em> safe, each potential user should
check the software&rsquo;s license statement (or statements) before
using the software.

<p>Further information about the set of <a href="licenses.html">TeX Catalogue
License Categories</a> is available.

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<p style="font-style: italic">Modified 2007-11-20 Robin Fairbairns, University of Cambridge</p>
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