Individual and Site or Network License Explanation

Product Licenses

A Single-user License allows the program to be installed and used on one CPU which is not accessed by other users over a network (e.g., a stand-alone home computer). This is the most common type of license. You would purchase a Single-user License if you have a single computer, the software will only be used on this single computer, and other users will not be able to access or run the software while connected to your computer.
Use a Site License if several people will need access to the program at a single location (e.g., multiple systems at an office). If you have multiple computers at a single physical location and if several users need to run the software on their computers or workstations, then you can save money by purchasing a Site License for the number of users' systems which will use the software.
Our Global License allows many users in the same organization to use the software in multiple locations (e.g., a corporation with multiple offices). Though essentially the same as a Site License, a Global License can often be more economical than purchasing a separate Site License for each remote facility operated by a company or division.
If you are evaluating a Trial version, there is a limitation on the amount of use you may make of the software before deciding whether or not to purchase a full license.