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EULAlyzer

EULAlyzer 1.1

Analyze license agreements for interesting words and phrases

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Pretty cool. Searches End User Licence Agreements, Terms Of Service, etc, and rates them and displays all the "Interesting" language you should pay attention to.

This version is freeware, they have a paid version they say is better, but they don't say HOW it's better.
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It's a great program for analyzing EULAs and keeping a collection of all of them. One little annoyance: the program takes a long time to start up, even on a fast system.
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