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<p>Add repository-reviewed OpenSite user help and practical workflows</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>__NOTOC__<br /> {{OpenSite scope}}<br /> Understand the distinction between the application, your account and third-party components.<br /> <br /> == Application licence ==<br /> OpenSite is described by its repository as a commercial structural engineering platform. The name “OpenSite” does not mean open source. No final product licence text, EULA, pricing table, trial duration or public purchase/activation procedure is provided by the reviewed repository. This help page does not create those terms.<br /> <br /> == What to do before production use ==<br /> Obtain the applicable licence and distribution terms from the product owner. Keep the terms supplied with your actual build. Do not infer an application licence from access to a repository, a documentation page, an SDK example or a third-party open-source dependency.<br /> <br /> == Accounts in this development build ==<br /> The production account portal and credential store are unavailable seams. A successful login to this documentation wiki is not an OpenSite application licence or an active desktop account. See [[OpenSite/Reference/Features/Accounts and licensing]] for the development contract. No working online activation, subscription purchase or offline lease is demonstrated here.<br /> <br /> == Local work and disabled commands ==<br /> Ordinary local document-workspace and user-material operations are separate from engineering/catalog-provider authorization. A disabled operation can reflect build features, current selection, a busy Python lane, or unavailable authorization. Read its message and use [[OpenSite/Support]]. Do not treat &lt;code&gt;--development-host&lt;/code&gt; as a licensing remedy.<br /> <br /> == Third-party software and documentation ==<br /> Dependencies retain their own notices and terms; see [[OpenSite/Third-party notices]]. Documentation and imported template histories are separate from the application’s licence. A wiki footer licence does not relicense the OpenSite program.<br /> <br /> &lt;div class=&quot;os-page-nav&quot;&gt;{{Docnav|OpenSite/Installation|OpenSite/Third-party notices|OpenSite/User manual|User manual}}&lt;/div&gt;<br /> [[Category:OpenSite documentation]]</div>

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