Board Thread:Questions and Answers/@comment-7336976-20150131190001/@comment-53539-20150131192436

Basically 1 copy of vocaloid = one use

Hence the term "personnel usage" is used.

If you read the paragraphs above it, it clearly states you cannot rent, sell, etc. It basically is highlighting that your vocaloid copy is yours and yours alone, not anyone else's. As it then goes on to say, if you want to use it for a band or whatever, then everyone involved also too will to have registered the software to use it. You also technically don't own it if you purchased it second hand and someone else has used the code already...

You don't just want no. 5 rule here, you also need the no.2 rule which highlights altering the software in any way, shape or form without premission is a no-no.

If you own Avanna, you should have had a receipt sent to you by Zero-G. If you deleted it (which is the worst thing you could ever do for on-line purchases), you then need proof of purchase some other way (happy bank visiting) to prove that it was purchased. If you approach Zero-G with proof of purchase, you *should* be able to get it working again.

I will say that any form of illegal vocaloid will break at least no.2 and no.5 of the license agreement regardless of the situation.

And that you shouldn't be looking for loopholes and contradictions... Because thats... morally wrong also. thus, if you do as I suggest, just prove you legally own her and she was bought, things will be fine, though since you were already given a activation code, you might not be able to get another and Zero-G have no commitment to give you one either. Alternatively, if you downloaded her legally, they may be able to renew the download, and if you post the error youmight be able to get help getting her working again - providing you legally own her again...

The "legal" stuff is important because some may put their foot down and refuse to help you.