MCC-SE-LTV - Limited-Time-Version of the MCC-SE compiler

• Phyton MCC-SE-LTV is a fully capable yet time-limited OEM version of MCC-SE C compiler crafted specifically for developing applications based on the Sensory VR Stamps. The MCC-SE-LTV license enables the compiler use for 12 calendar weeks.
• A 12 week (84 days) life period of the MCC-SE-LTV compiler begins from the moment of the first start the compiler on your PC, that includes first 14 days of the evaluation period while you can use a full capable compiler downloaded from our website at no charge. After the license expires the product will discontinue working.
• MCC-SE-LTV is available for ordering only as a bundled part of the Sensory VR Stamp™ Toolkit and only from Sensory or its distributors. Phyton does not sell MCC-SE-LTV compiler version direct.
• Phyton does not provide any technical support to MCC-SE-LTV compilers sold by Sensory - all technical questions should be directed to the Sensory technical support department.
• Each MCC-SE-LTV disk is labeled with a unique User ID that will allow you to register the product at Phyton and later buy the upgrade in case you need it. The MCC-SE-LTV license enables to use the compiler only on one computer, from which the activation request has been sent. The license terms do not allow to move it from one PC to another.
• The upgrade license may be purchased for $600 from Phyton headquarters only. To place an order please contact us via email at sales@phyton.com or at the phone number 718-259-3191. Terms of sale: credit card, wire transfer in advance against our proforma invoice or check in advance. A full MCC-SE C compiler normally costs $750. All MCC-SE-LTV upgrade orders are non-cancelable and non-returnable.
• After paying for the upgrade you send us an activation request. After validation of your request we send you an activation code that unlocks your compiler for unlimited use. The license also includes one year of free technical support from Phyton, ability to update the MCC-SE software from the Phyton website for the compiler lifetime and to moved the compiler to another computer.